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If you are compiling from the console you should do something like
 
If you are compiling from the console you should do something like
 
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javac -cp C:\robocode\libs\cachecleaner.jar; C:\robocode\libs\codesize.jar;C:\robocode\libs\robocode.jar;C:\robocode\libs\roborumble.jar ...
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javac -cp C:\robocode\libs\cachecleaner.jar;C:\robocode\libs\codesize.jar;C:\robocode\libs\robocode.jar;C:\robocode\libs\roborumble.jar ...
 
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To set the classpath, but I really recommend using an advanced IDE like Eclipse (or whatever you prefer, ie. NetBeans). Hope it helps, and welcome to Robocode. --[[User:Zyx|zyx]] 08:55, 11 March 2009 (UTC)
 
To set the classpath, but I really recommend using an advanced IDE like Eclipse (or whatever you prefer, ie. NetBeans). Hope it helps, and welcome to Robocode. --[[User:Zyx|zyx]] 08:55, 11 March 2009 (UTC)

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HELP!

I am an experienced 13 year old Java programmer, and I decided to try this, (it looks VERY cool) but when I try to compile the simple default program it gives many errors. I figured out pretty quickly; it can't find the robocode package. I need to like set the classpath, but I can't directly do this. >=( Robocode SHOULD do this on its own...

Robocode can't simply do everything for you, becasuse it is a Java setting issue, if you are using Eclipse you can set it trough the Build Path Settings, on the Libraries tab, select Add External Jars, search for your Robocode instalation directory (default in Windows is C:\robocode) under that directory there should be a libs directory, there are four jars, you might not need all of them, but I recommend you add all of them for now.

If you are compiling from the console you should do something like

javac -cp C:\robocode\libs\cachecleaner.jar;C:\robocode\libs\codesize.jar;C:\robocode\libs\robocode.jar;C:\robocode\libs\roborumble.jar ...

To set the classpath, but I really recommend using an advanced IDE like Eclipse (or whatever you prefer, ie. NetBeans). Hope it helps, and welcome to Robocode. --zyx 08:55, 11 March 2009 (UTC)