libyjpagent.jnilib

The EAP will currently not run on Mac x86 because this file must be
loaded and it is a PPC library. What is the best way for this to be
circumvented? Do you need access to an Mac x86 machine to build?

Sam

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edit the info.plist and take out the -X parameter that starts it

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What functionality is lost without it?

Sam

ming fang wrote:

edit the info.plist and take out the -X parameter that starts it

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i've used intellij without it for a couple of hours last night. as far as i can tell i didn't loose any functionality. i'm guess it was there so that intellij can take a snapshot of vm performance data.

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You lose fast file synchronization. Synchronization still works, but not as fast.

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Marcus Brito wrote:

You lose fast file synchronization. Synchronization still works, but
not as fast.


No, I think that is another lib, which may not even be present on OSX.
This is about libyjpagent.jnilib, the YourKit profiling agent library.
Needed for creating memory and cpu snapshots in the EAP builds.

Bas

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btw, I hate you. mumbles mumbles mac x86 mumbles mumbles

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You lose fast file synchronization. Synchronization still works, but
not as fast.


Really? I thought this libyjpagent was to to enable the YourKit profiling
tool for taking CPU and memory snapshots. Are you thinking of the FileWatcher2K/FileWatcherNT
DLL's?

Tobin


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Aaah, sorry. You're right, Bas. libyjpagent is the YourKit profiler library. If you deactivate it, you'll lose the ability to take memory and CPU snapshots.

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