However, if you’re really using a 32-bit VM, consider moving to a 64 bit system, as they are typically more performant. If you are using a 32-bit system or VM (extremely unlikely), try replacing “64” with 32 in the commands that specify a version, and if we haven’t built them, ask. However, developing locally on your box and just doing final testing on the EWS machines is pretty much guaranteed to be a far less painful experience than developing entirely on EWS.Īlso, note that all of our downloads are 64 bit.
One caveat to be aware of is that your assignments will still be graded on the EWS machines, so it is your responsibility to ensure they work on those. Consequently, it is highly recommended to set up a development environment on your own machine to avoid having to deal with EWS (for the most part at least), and this guide should help you get started. If you are experiencing difficulty running QtSpim on EWS then please run “source /class/cs233/setup”Īs many of you might have already experienced, the EWS infrastructure can be super unreliable remotely logging in is especially terrible, particularly when using FastX Client.
