(changed prio to low, as it may not be relevant after 0.3.80)

Having trouble getting Erlide working on OS X Leopard with the latest Eclipse. Eclipse reports "An error has occurred" and quits. The /workspace/.metadata/.log is attached. Any ideas anyone? Thanks. Joe (Boulder, CO)<br/><br/>====<br/>[vladdu]<br/>Logged In: YES <br/>user_id=8024<br/>Originator: NO<br/><br/>Hi,<br/>We've got several similar reports, and I'm not 100% sure what is causing them. Looks like a threading issue. We are investigating.<br/>regards,<br/>Vlad<br/><br/>[nobody]<br/>Logged In: NO <br/><br/>Thanks for looking into this. Here's some more information that may prove useful.<br/>After installing the Erlide plugin Eclipse works fine but it doesn't yet know where Erlang is in the file system. At this point I can restart Eclipse without trouble. If I then edit the path to the erlang directory in the Eclipse preferences and quit Eclipse, the error message appears during the loading of Eclipse.<br/><br/>I'm using the Fink version of Erlang.<br/><br/>[nobody]<br/>Logged In: NO <br/><br/>Hi, as I'm trying ErlIDE for the first time, I got the same error as described here. Any updates on this issue?<br/><br/>Besides that, keep update good work guys!<br/><br/>[nobody]<br/>Logged In: NO <br/><br/>Hi,<br/>No, no updates. The problem is that I can't reproduce the problem. I am about to complete some changes about how the Erlang backends are handled, which affect a lot of the involved code, and I hope things will get better (or easier to debug).<br/><br/>Just as a sudden idea, do you have a basic Eclipse (without the JDT)? If yes, could you try running with the whole Eclipse SDK, it might help (since it works for me).<br/><br/>regards,<br/>Vlad<br/><br/>[nobody]<br/>Logged In: NO <br/><br/>Hello,<br/><br/>I have the same Problem. I found this on Google http://www.eclipsezone.com/eclipse/forums/t97289.html. Seems to be related. Perhaps you can implement the workaround given in the link.<br/><br/>[nobody]<br/>Logged In: NO <br/><br/>Please ignore my last stupid comment. I see now that it is not that obvious where to put the sleep().<br/><br/>