g=max(intelligence)
Philip Ross & Jun Hu
March 2009
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In this workshop we are going to use PC's and Microsoft Windows. If you happen to have a Mac, no problem --- things mentioned in this workshop should work on Mac too. But please find a PC for this workshop because we are not going to deal with platform differences.
Workshop material
Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) or Java SE Development Kit (JDK). For this workshop, JRE is enough. But you might want to install JDK in order to use an integrated Java editing and compiling tool within Max.
Software Installation & Configuration
Max
Follow the installation instructions came with the software.
When later we try to load Java externals, Max might complain about QuickTime not being installed. So if you don't hate Apple that much, install QuickTime.
JRE or JDK
To make use of Max quickie (an integrated Java editing and compiling tool within Max), you have to install JDK for its Java compiler. Since in this workshop we are going to use Eclipse for programming Java, JDK is not necessary.
No matter which one to be installed, run the installer and simply follow the instructions.
Eclipse
To synchronize what we are going to point to and what we are talking about, please install Eclipse and JOONE in C:\Programs. ( Note, not C:\Program Files --- it has a good reason to do so.)
Extract the downloaded ZIP file to C:\Programs so that eclipse.exe is in C:\Programs\eclipse. Create a shortcut to C:\Programs\eclipse\eclipse.exe on your desktop: Go to C:\Programs\eclipse, right click on eclipse.exe, select Send to and then Desktop(create shortcut).
JOONE
Download the GUI editor. Use the version for Windows (Without JVM).