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Microsofts java imitation grew into J# after. Why dont you run eclipse on normal JRE/JDK like it is intended to work?
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Microsofts java imitation grew into J# after. Why dont you run eclipse on normal JRE/JDK like it is intended to work?

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I do use the latest Eclipse Java
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So why you need prehistoric J++ ?
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I know it's prehistoric, but I'm curious as to it's total oblivion.
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I know it's prehistoric, but I'm curious as to it's total oblivion.

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You can choose noncompliant MS Java 1.0 aka MSJVM, thats even older and has more weight per byte
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You can choose noncompliant MS Java 1.0 aka MSJVM, thats even older and has more weight per byte

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Hi<br />
It's been a long time since I used J++, because of Eclipse, I stuck with J++ until it was embarrassing not to be using Eclipse.<br />
- I can't find an article to comment on J++ extinction?<br />
Is it still being used?<br />
I also saw a sentence somewhere that C++ is going to Eclipse? !<br />
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Why are Microsoft's Two marquee programming studios dissolving?<br />
Thanks
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Hi
It's been a long time since I used J++, because of Eclipse, I stuck with J++ until it was embarrassing not to be using Eclipse.
- I can't find an article to comment on J++ extinction?
Is it still being used?
I also saw a sentence somewhere that C++ is going to Eclipse? !

Why are Microsoft's Two marquee programming studios dissolving?
Thanks

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