IntelliJ IDEA, JDK 1.4.1-p3, 5.0-p7, "Bad file descriptor"
Andrew Houghton
aah at acm.org
Fri May 23 08:18:02 PDT 2003
Sheldon Hearn wrote:
>On (2003/05/15 22:39), Andrew Houghton wrote:
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>
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>>When I first create a project in the IDE, and the jar files are copied
>>to the ~/.IntelliJIdea cache directory, I'm getting little dialog boxes
>>that somethine like "Cannot copy <some file name> to
>>/usr/home/aah/.IntelliJIdea/system/jars/<some file name>: Bad file
>>descriptor". When I look in the .../system/jars directory, everything
>>looks fine.
>>
>>I'm also seeing this when I try compilations on projects. I see the
>>compilation proceed and I see errors and warnings -- briefly -- showing
>>source paths and line numbers. Somewhere in the middle of the
>>compilation, most (but not all) of those error references go away and
>>the lines say 'Bad file descriptor'.
>>
>>Does anyone else using IDEA see this?
>>
>>
>
>Yes. I just got it trying to create my first project, the first time I
>ran IDEA. Not a great first impression.
>
>I deviated a little from the installation instructions, which wanted me
>to copy the entire JRE into the IDEA home directory. Yeah, right!
>
>However, you're saying you get these during compilation? Have you got
>any symlinks in your source tree?
>
>I don't know what the problem is, just trying to find common ground.
>
>Ciao,
>Sheldon.
>
>
>
Well, I've been using IDEA a lot lately at work, on linux boxes, and I
have to say I love it. I've had to make fewer changes in the way I
think about projects to get traction with it than with most of the other
IDEs I've seen (JEdit being a notable exception, but I think that's
because JEdit was a thin emacs replacement for me). Anyway -- the
problems on my FreeBSD box at home are annoying, to say the least.
I get these errors during compilation, too. Maybe you'll have better
luck with their log file than I did.. check
~/.IntelliJIdea/system/log/idea.log; when I looked through mine, I
couldn't see any exceptions that implied this problem. I'm seeing these
errors with both jikes and javac compilers.
The next test is to set it up and run it under linux-jdk14; if it works,
at least this can be narrowed down to a native JDK problem (I think). I
just don't have time this morning, maybe I'll try tomorrow.
Oh, and no -- no symlinks for me, disk space is cheap. :)
- a.
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