Latest EclipseGavab release is EclipseGavab 2.0. Find below the download links for Windows and Linux platforms:
EclipseGavab 2.0 tar.gz for Linux. A tar.gz Linux distribution. It requires the installation of the compilers (for executing EclipseGavab and Java programming, Java SE 6; for C/C++ programming, gcc; for Pascal programming FreePascal; for Haskell programming, ghc; and for Ruby programming Ruby). Under Ubuntu, the needed packages are: build-essential, fp-compiler, fp-units-base, fp-units-rtl, ghc6, ruby, sun-java6-jre (sudo apt-get install build-essential fp-compiler fp-units-base fp-units-rtl ghc6 ruby sun-java6-jre).
Installation Notes
Linux 64 bits installation: In order to run EclipseGavab 2.0 in a 64bits (amd64) Linux version, it is necessary to install a 32bits (x86) java virtual machine, and to tell Eclipse to use this virtual machine. In Ubuntu amd64 systems, there is a package that contains the 32bits java virtual machine, called ia32-sun-java6-bin. To run Eclipse using a specific java virtual machine, users can issue the following command:
./eclipse -vm /usr/lib/jvm/ia32-java-6-sun/bin
EclipseGavab and Ubuntu 9.10. Some people has reported problems with EclipseGavab 2.0 in Ubuntu 9.10. Specifically, Eclipse shows up a gray box at startup. We haven't been able to reproduce this error, however, if this happens to you, modify the @eclipse.ini@ file and add the following in a new line just after the @-vmargs@ line:
-Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.XULRunnerPath=/dev/null
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