[Swarm-Support] RE: Support Digest, Vol 21, Issue 6

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Because javacswarm and javaswarm are in the directory of Swarm-2.2\bin, the PATH in the environment settings should be set to Swarm-2.2\bin(i.e. C:\Swarm-2.2\bin). Javacswarm and javaswarm can run now.

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> Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 12:00:06 -0500
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> Fine, but where can I find javacswarm and javaswarm? I followed the instructions to install from
> http://ftp.swarm.org/pub/swarm/binaries/w32/Swarm-2.2-java.zip 
> Unzip, set the environment settings and change the Classpath as explained.
> Opened a DOS-box and compiled by using javac *.java and run the program by java StartHeatbugs which was fine.
> But when I call javacswarm or javaswarm as you suggest, the command is not recognized. 
> Ren¨¦
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> compile swarm use javacswarm
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> run it use javaswarm
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> you can refer to instructs of installing swarm
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> > Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2006 12:00:05 -0500
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> >    1. questions  java Swarm2.2  (Buijsrogge, R.H. (CTW))
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> > This message is my first contribution to this list, and I start with a lot of questions, asking you for help.  I ! searched in the archives but I still&nbs p;have many questions. 
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> > My goal is to develop ABM code in Java on Windows XP.
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> > - I want to start using Swarm-2.2-java (I used the stable version Swarm-2.2-java.zip to install), 
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>  but I am a bit worried whether I should do it.  
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>  In  http://ftp.swarm.org/pub/swarm/apps/java/sdg/testing/   <http://ftp.swarm.org/pub/swarm/apps/java/sdg/testing/>    
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>  I found two of the classic examples which do fine in Swarm2.2 (jmousetrap-2001-09-13.tar.gz  and  
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>  jheatbugs-2001-03-28.tar.gz).  So Swarm is installed properly.    
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>  I did not find anymore examples of code ! running in  
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>  swarm2.2-       java. I found contributed examples on http://ftp.swarm.org/pub/swarm/apps/java/contrib/  
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>   but when compiling the code (javac *.java) resulted in compiling errors. Why?  
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>  These examples are from previous versions, but aren't they compatible?  
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>   Maybe I am using the wrong compiler? Swarm-2.2-java uses the Ming compiler, so was written on the website. However, 
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>   I did not install the compiler, because I assumed the compiler was included in  
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>  the Swarm software. Right? But I think when I call javac, it is the jdk v ersion which is used !
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> > - Is javac included in the  swarm software?
> > - Is the make mechanism not available in Swarm-2.2-java? Suggestions?
> > - Is Swarm-java2.2 compatible with java code, developed in previous versions like swarm2.0?  
> > - Am I wrong or is the community of Java Swarm2.2 users very small?
> > Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance.
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> > Ren¨¦  Buijsrogge 
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