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Tip allows you to install 64 - bit JDK, estimate you are 32-bit JDK installedCodePudding user response:
Not ah, is a 64 - bit JDK, did you see the java_home environment variableCodePudding user response:
Don't eclipse installation seems to have nothing to do with environment variables,,,CodePudding user response:
That you download a compressed version of the eclipse, decompression and see can use directly, don't know how to install version of the installer to check the environment variables, download a decompression version, modify the eclipse ini JDK configuration,CodePudding user response: