Installing on "windows xp" under parallels?
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Hi Guys, I saw that Jungle IDE allows debugging under GLFW. Yay! Then I saw that it's only for Windows. Bummer. So last night I installed Parallels 8, and then Windows XP SP3 on my iMac running 10.8.3. It's cool seeing Mac/Windows together like this. Talk about apples vs oranges. I've got the MonkeyPro70b, and it seems as if windows and mac binaries are in there. Okay, when I try to run it as a Mac, I can get to help, I can see the different targets, etc. When I try to run it as a PC, no help, and no targets. This also shows up in the JungleIDE environment, which kinda defeats the purpose. Can anyone point me to the FM so I can R? Thanks! -Ken |
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Oh. Got it. I'm posting this in in hope it helps someone. Parallels allows you to access the Mac filesystem via UNC paths (\\psf\Documents*) as well as windows-style paths (z:\Documents\*). When I had installed both Monkey, and Jungle, I had been running from the UNC paths. To completely fix this I had to 1) uninstall jungle and monkey in windows using the "Add programs" control panel. 2) run regedit, and search for "jungle" and delete those keys anytime I found one. Once I had done that, I reinstalled from within windows, making sure to use the windows paths (Z:\Documents\*). Finally, I had to go in to Jungle's preferences, and tell it that the Monkey distribution was in z:\Documents\Monkey, not \\psf\Documents\Monkey. Once I did this, I could see help and targets, and compile for all the platforms on windows. Amazing stuff this. -Ken |
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Almost forgot...the .zip functionality of Windows XP SP3 didn't unpack the Monkey.zip file correctly. I had to do an 'unzip' from an OSX terminal window first to make sure I got all the files, and only /then/ do the reinstall above. -Ken |
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I'm sorry to use your post for this, but is there a tutorial on how to install Jungle IDE on Mac ? I know there is no port for mac, but the steps I need to do to run Jungle on a mac. Please and thanks! |
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The method I used is pretty straightforward, but not cheap: 1) Install Parallels 8 (I got it in one of the macupdate bundle packages) 2) Install Windows XP in a virtual machine (I had an old no-longer-used XP disk lying around) 3) Install Jungle IDE from the installer. Make sure that in the virtual machine you've installed, the path you're installing to looks like z:\, not to \\psf\* Well...that's pretty much it. Once you've done that, it just works. Mind you, you still do need to mentally shift gears when working on one program or the other. -Ken |