on the Installation page it says:
Supply a name for your new target, and make SURE you add the path to the dll files supplying the -Djava.library.path argument to the vm. The path you supply is relative to the working directory. Adjust this too if needed.
The picture shows a ..\lib\Win32 directory
There is no such directory in 0.98.
Please clarify.
Quote from: "pooyae"
Please clarify.
The guide was made prior to 0.98 ...
use the natives dir instead
I just want to add that I'm not shure for that relative path in eclipse. I am working with version 3.1 and I supply absolute path c:\.....
Quote from: "hvor"I just want to add that I'm not shure for that relative path in eclipse. I am working with version 3.1 and I supply absolute path c:\.....
does the absolute path work?
Yes. If you go to Run ---> Agruments , just add it. I have, for example:
-Djava.library.path=C:\Java\LWJGL\lwjgl-win32-0.98\native
in VM Arguments box
Its easier to use relative pathes or add a custom library in your eclipse workspace and set the -Djavapath.... argument to it
As for myself, i installed any 3rd party lib in a subfolder called libs of my java workspace folder. so the relative pathes are really easy to handle :)