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Using local Java?
It looks processing comes with its own java under .../processing/java, its own ant under .../processing/lib, and a lot more... Is it possible to specify my own local java, my own local ant, and my own local antlr, etc. as the compiler and tools?
Cheers Pei
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Hi Pei, you are not telling us what system you are running, but if you look at this page
https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Supported-Platforms#linux
under 'Linux', it will tell you that this is possible, which I can confirm from my own experience. I would guess something similar should also be possible under windows or mac os x ?
ciao,
Joost.