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Exporting Processing Sketch to Raspberry Pi from Eclipse IDE
I've used Eclipse to build a processing sketch that runs the way I want. It uses the processing io library and a couple more. I need to export the application to the Raspberry Pi, so it can run as an executable. I need it to work properly with the RPi hardware. Can anyone tell me how this is done, in detail, or direct me to a resource that I can use to get the right steps for a raspberry pi export?
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Tagging @gohai as he might be able to assist you.
Kf
@pas54 I haven't used Eclipse, so just guessing: make sure you include the
java/libraries/io/library/io.jarin a similar way like you docore.jar. Theio.jaralso needsjava/libraries/io/library/linux-armv6hf/libprocessing-io.soinside itsjava.library.path.@gohai, I'm running into trouble with libprocessing-io.so inside the java.library.path. I have no idea how to make sure that's included. Could you guide me a bit further? I really appreciate your knowledge and help.