Hello,
I am attempting to use the clock tree tool (CTT) on my Ubuntu 16.04LTS machine, but have had no luck getting it to run. When I attempt to run the JAR using the following command:
java -jar CTT-66AKG0x_SR1.0-v1.0.0.1.jar
I get a dialog box that says "An error has occurred. Please, verify jGraph library is installed properly. Refer to the CTT USER MANUAL for the precise jGraph installation steps." I checked the provided user manual, located in the Docs folder of the CTT, and did a Ctrl+F for "jgraph", which yielded no results. I then searched for "install", and all permutations of it lead to no mention of jGraph. I then did a google search for how to install jGraph on ubuntu. sudo apt-get install jgraph reports that "jgraph is already the newest version (83-23)." My machine is running:
java version "1.8.0_131"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_131-b11)
ubuntu 16.04 LTS
The clock tree tool is installed at ~/ti/TI_Clock_Tree_Tool/CTT-66AK2G0X-v1.0.0.1/
Attempting to provide the local jgraphlib jar (provided with the application) to the command via -cp or -classpath did not change the error message.
It would be preferable if the tool could be run in Linux, as I am developing for this processor on a native Linux machine. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Jeff