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Julia starts but the plugin does not work #69
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I actually do get an error after a Sublime restart:
It seems the libzmq.DLL I have is not valid. Do you have any idea why? I installed all the packages via Julia and IJulia itself works... |
Even though the error message was not actually the same as in #68, the solution proposed there (copying libstc++-6.dll and libgcc_s_seh_1.dll in the windeps dir) worked. |
I have the same problem as description of jeremy-12 ! |
I have the same problem. When I open a new IJulia console nothing happens, although the task manager tells me that Julia is running. I am also on Windows 64bit, with both Julia and Sublime 64bit versions. I'm pretty sure I have set paths correctly.
I have read that copying libstc++-6.dll and libgcc_s_seh_1.dll might help, but I have no idea where to copy them. My installation of Sublime Text 3 (build 3083) has no windeps directory. |
I have been trying to get this to work without success. I am on windows and I believe defined the user settings properly. Note that I have julia on my path and that the zmq_shared_library location was obtained from the command
using ZMQ; ZMQ.zmq
. I am on windows 64bit, julia and Sublime are 64bit versions.When I open a new IJulia console, the page appears but stays blank. I can see from the task manager that julia was started.
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