MacOS – eclipse RCP juno 64 bit crashes on Mac OS X

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I'm trying to install eclipse RCP 64 bit version on my Mac (10.7.5).

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Whenever I tried to launch eclipse, I got this crash screen.

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When I tried to start eclipse using command line, I got Segmentation fault: 11 error message.

What might be wrong? RCP 32bit works fine, and eclipse classic 64bit version works also fine.

And it is just OK to use RCP 32bit version on Lion?

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The problem was from extracting downloaded tar file. I used pathfinder for untar it, but something might be wrong. I used tar xvf and now everything works fine.

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The log files that you've posted aren't providing much good information regarding the crashes. The best clue from the logs may be this line (which could be indicative of OpenGL graphics context problems):

9/10/13 10:42:57.764 AM SystemUIServer[271]: It does not make sense to draw an image when [NSGraphicsContext currentContext] is nil.  This is a programming error. Break on void _NSWarnForDrawingImageWithNoCurrentContext() to debug.  This will be logged only once.  This may break in the future.

However, your description of the problem symptoms (the screen going black/grey; a red line appearing during boot) may point directly at graphics (video card) issues. Although it may be possible for you to perform some tests to pinpoint the problems, it may be worth having the machine examined by a qualified technician.

Using the Apple Hardware Test may help you to diagnose why the crashes are occuring. Alternately, there are some good freeware diagnostics available for OS X (Rember will test the RAM in your Mac).

If the problems are graphics/video related, you may be able to reproduce the issues by pushing the machine's graphics processor to perform. This can be accomplished by using some sort of high-end graphics application (one that heavily utilizes OpenGL). A potentially helpful option may be Cinebench

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