Wolfram Workbench is an integrated development environment, built on top of Eclipse, that is intended to be used for working with Mathematica and other Wolfram Research software.
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Profiling from Mathematica
I've always wished I could do some profiling like you get in Wolfram Workbench, but directly from Mathematica, without using or having Workbench.
How can I do it? How? It would be really nice!! ...
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How to install the Wolfram Workbench plugin into Eclipse Kepler?
Trying to install the Wolfram Workbench plugin into Ecplipse Juno fails. How is it possible to install in into Eclipse Kepler ?
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Managing formatted usage messages in Wolfram Workbench
We have numerous packages (defined in .m files) that we maintain and develop in WolframWorkbench (2.0), and in those packages, we use the traditional method of ...
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How to work with Application Project files in Wolfram Workbench?
I have figured out that in a basic project I simply have to call the main package (m file) from the notebook using
<<nameofmfile`
and then the notebook ...
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Workbench Profile[] question
I previously posted this question on Mathgroup but received no response
I am using Workbench to profile my code.
Suppose I have 2 modules, let's call them A, B (they are too long to replicate here). ...
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Wolfram Workbench - Mathematica Development Alternatives
Are there any alternatives (IDE or other workflow) to Wolfram Workbench for development and debugging?
Elaboration: An open source alternative.
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How can I dynamically get a file whenever it is saved in Workbench?
I want to get a file once and only once at the start of a coding session. Then, whenever I save the file in the Wolfram Workbench, have it be gotten automatically. How can I construct such a utility?
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MUnit creating a hierarchy of TestSuites
I would like to create a hierarchy of TestSuites. However it appears that it is not possible to call a TestSuite from another ...
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Workbench error message: LinkObject::linkv: Argument Null in Null is not a valid LinkObject
From time to time I get this error message when I save my .m file in Wolfram Workbench:
LinkObject::linkv: Argument Null in Null is not a valid LinkObject
I can't really figure out what causes this ...
