Thanks alot for your time VonC and zvikico. With the release of Eclipse 3.5.1, there are now 64-bit Cocoa downloads available, and these will run under Java 1.6.Įveryone apparently agrees that on Snow Leopard you want the 64-bit Cocoa version of Eclipse (unless you are on a 32-bit Intel Mac). Since Leopard only supported Java 1.6 in 64-bit mode, this meant that Eclipse was always running under Java 1.5. Carbon (an older and deprecated Mac OS API) and.
Initially, the latest version of Eclipse (3.5) was released only in 32-bit mode for bot: This time, the 32-Bit version will waste your resources because you will cause the OS to start a whole bunch of 32-Bit services. The main reason you would want to use the 32-Bit version is because of plugins which are incompatible with 64-Bit. (not anymore with Helios: no Carbon version, only Cocoa)
Download eclipse for mac 64 bit mac os x#
See Installing Eclipse Galileo on Mac OS X (can be applied to Helios)Īgain, the Carbon version is there in case you encounter compatibility issues with older plugins. Here are some installation tutorial (generally for 64-bit version, but can also be usefull for the 32-bit edition) You can set it using an application called JavaPreferences, sitting in the /Applications/Utilities. Second, make sure 32 bit Java is your default. Regarding your configuration, zvikico adds in the comments:ĪFAIK, the Core Duo is a 32 bit processor, not capable of running 64 bit at all.įirst, you need the 32 bit version. May require installing Java 1.5 since SL actually only ships with Java 1.6 The snowleopard.wikidot mentions Eclipse 3.5 being compatible, although:
Did you install a 64-bit version of Eclipse like in this thread?
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