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*Operating System:
 
*Operating System:
** So far BPJ was tested mainly on Windows. It should run on Linux as well.
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** Windows or Linux.
 
*IDE Requirements:
 
*IDE Requirements:
 
** BPJ does not depend on any specific environment. The library and examples can be used with the latest version of Eclipse, or in any other Java programming environment.
 
** BPJ does not depend on any specific environment. The library and examples can be used with the latest version of Eclipse, or in any other Java programming environment.
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** Extract the downloaded files – no installation is needed.
 
** Extract the downloaded files – no installation is needed.
 
*Downloading and Configuring BPJ:
 
*Downloading and Configuring BPJ:
** Download [http://www.wisdom.weizmann.ac.il/~bprogram/code/BPJZip.zip  BPJzip.zip]
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** Download [http://www.wisdom.weizmann.ac.il/~bprogram/code/BPJ.zip  BPJ.zip]
 
** In Eclipse, import the project BPJCore110 as follows:
 
** In Eclipse, import the project BPJCore110 as follows:
 
*** File -> Import -> General -> Existing Project into Work Space -> BPJCore110
 
*** File -> Import -> General -> Existing Project into Work Space -> BPJCore110
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** Import run configurations (optional -- Required mainly for running model-checking examples):
 
** Import run configurations (optional -- Required mainly for running model-checking examples):
 
*** File -> Import -> Run/Debug. Then select all available configurations
 
*** File -> Import -> Run/Debug. Then select all available configurations
 
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Latest revision as of 08:38, 12 May 2014

Download and Installation

  • Operating System:
    • Windows or Linux.
  • IDE Requirements:
    • BPJ does not depend on any specific environment. The library and examples can be used with the latest version of Eclipse, or in any other Java programming environment.
  • Downloading Eclipse:
    • Download Eclipse classic for Java from http://www.eclipse.org/.
    • Extract the downloaded files – no installation is needed.
  • Downloading and Configuring BPJ:
    • Download BPJ.zip
    • In Eclipse, import the project BPJCore110 as follows:
      • File -> Import -> General -> Existing Project into Work Space -> BPJCore110
    • Rebuild the project.
    • Import run configurations (optional -- Required mainly for running model-checking examples):
      • File -> Import -> Run/Debug. Then select all available configurations