Editor exaEdit
Editor exaEdit |
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VVV means the version number
(for instance 02d), BBB means the
operating system
(aix,
l32,
l64,
sun,
win) and
SS stands for the language
(de,
en). An example is exa-02d-l32-de for the version
02d for Linux (32-Bit) in German
language. Of course, Windows versions have the additional suffix
.exe.
| Operating system | exaEdit version (Size) | Linux kernel at least2 |
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| german1 | english | ||
| AIX | 02C (427KiB) | 02C (427KiB) | |
| Linux 32-Bit | 02C (335KiB) | 02C (335KiB) | 2.6.16.60 |
| Linux 32-Bit | 02D (329KiB) | 02D (329KiB) | 3.11.10 |
| Linux 64-Bit | 02D (363KiB) | 02D (363KiB) | 2.6.32 |
| SunOS | 01A (446KiB) | 01A (446KiB) | |
| Win32/64 | 02B (376KiB) | 02B (376KiB) | |
2 The specification in the column "Linux kernel at least" means that exaEdit will presumably not run in a Linux system whose kernel has a lower version number. You could then try to compile the editor from the source program by yourself.
The error message you may get by invoking the 32-bit version of exaEdit in a 64-bit system differs depending on your linux distribution. Some examples and hints how you could solve the problem will follow. The data will be augmented in the future.
CentOS: /lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF
interpreter: No such file or directory
Remedy?
openSUSE: error while loading shared
libraries: libncurses.so.5: cannot open shared object files: No such file
or directory
Remedy consists in the installation of a packet:
sudo zypper install libncurses5-32bit
Ubuntu: No such file or directory
Remedy consists in the installation of suitable programs:
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libc6:i386
sudo apt-get install libncurses5:i386
If you have any questions on exaEdit (features, installation, usage, documentation, errors etc.), please feel free to contact Peter Preus, the author of exaEdit, perhaps by E-Mail.