Java At Stanford
How to compile and run Java at Stanford...
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Eclipse guide -- how to use Eclipse, a free
open-source IDE supported by IBM. Eclipse is big, but it has
very professional features. Works on Unix, Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X
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Quick and Dirty Java On Unix -- Concise,
quick guide to compiling, and running your
code on leland machines. You will need to
ensure that the code you turn in runs on those
machines.
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Java On Unix -- compiling, running,
and debugging Java on the leland machines. Everyone should know how to
do this a little.
These are older tools we're not supporing anymore, now that
Eclipse works everywhere.
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Codewarrior -- Stanford has a campus
wide license for CodeWarrior Mac and PC. Does C, C++, and Java.
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NetBeans (Forte) -- another open source IDE
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JBuilder guide -- how to use Borland's free
graphical editor and debugger on Unix, Windows, and MacOS X.
jBuilder is maybe less important now that there are open source alternatives.
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Instructions for packaging an app in a jar file
which is the tidy way to pacakage an app to send it to someone.