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2016-06-14
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cfleming04:06:37

@lsenta: That library is generally used to patch fork/join functionality into Java 1.5 IIRC.

cfleming04:06:50

Can you send the whole stacktrace? When does the error occur?

lsenta05:06:23

@cfleming: that’s all I got:

07:44:12 Error reading /…/myproject/project.clj
         java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: jsr166y.ForkJoinPool, compiling:(clojure/core/reducers.clj:56:21)
         jsr166y.ForkJoinPool

lsenta05:06:12

When I load a project, either after import from files or just opening a used-to-be-working project. After synchronizing project-`reading project.clj`, this message pops up and appears in the error logs

lsenta05:06:23

every function in my .clj is highlighted with the x cannot be resolved tooltip

cfleming08:06:18

@lsenta: Which JVM are you using to run IntelliJ? You can see that in IntelliJ IDEA-&gt;About IntelliJ IDEA

cfleming08:06:52

@lsenta: Ok, I think I know what the problem is. I’ll try to reproduce tomorrow and fix it for the next build.

lsenta10:06:14

@cfleming: thanks! IntelliJ was running with JRE1.6, can’t be good

lsenta10:06:43

It’s working now after tweaking the application package -> Info.plist -> JVMVersion

kenny18:06:25

Is there going to be more extensive support for Rum? defc works, but defcs and defcc are highlighted as incorrect arity when called.

cfleming22:06:17

@lsenta: You can also use the action “Switch IDE boot JDK"

cfleming22:06:30

I recommend using the bundled JDK now.

cfleming22:06:49

@kenny: I thought I caught those, I’ll check.

danielcompton23:06:48

although the bundled JDK has a crash when Mac’s go to sleep 😞

cfleming23:06:27

I don’t get that

cfleming23:06:49

Sadly, all these JDK problems are kind of erratic, you just have to try one and see how it works.

danielcompton23:06:33

yep, not all mac’s crash on that one I think