Os X Shared Library Error
Please enter a title. You can not post a blank message. Please type your message and try again. This discussion is locked AuCountry Level 1 (13 points) Q: Shared Library Error I've been looking all over the net for about two weeks now trying to find a solution to this problem.Application Launch FailureThe application "PowerPoint" could not be launched because of a shared library error: "4
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Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Automotive Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Home Projects Forums Eclipse Community Forums Forum Search: Search Help Register Login Home Home» Newcomers» Newcomers» Eclipse Executable Cannot Find Companion Shared Library Error (Solution)(A solution to the common installation problem many new users have) Show: Today's Messages :: Show Polls :: Message Navigator Eclipse Executable Cannot Find Companion Shared Library Error (Solution) [message #648867] Fri, 14 January 2011 18:56 No real nameMessages: 1Registered: January 2011 Junior Member I installed Eclipse for the first time and couldn't launch because of an error that says something like: "Eclipse launch executable could not find shared companion library." I did a Google search for solutions and found many user complaints about the same problem, but no satisfactory solution. People advised new users to do things like redownload the archive, re-extract the archive, re install JRE, change account permissions etc. None of these actually solved the problem, and I found it didn't solve the problem for many of the users who had posted on various forums either. After investigating for an hour or so I found that the problem occurs if you change the default name that the .zip archive extracts to. I believe the default name will be something like "eclipse-javascript-helios-SR1-win32-x86_64" or something analogous based on your specific platform. If you install into a directory with another name, like "eclipse", a default path somewhere in the installation breaks. Preserving the directory name gets rid of the problem. I'm sure there is a configuration setting some