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This question comes up a lot on the support channel. People think downloading JAR files would simplify things.

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The Eclipse Deeplearning4j only supports developing using a build tool such as Maven.

https://deeplearning4j.org/buildtools

(It is possible to download JAR files from the Maven repository, but there are literally hundreds of deps.)

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One trick that I sometimes use for quick samples or tests is to add SKIL's classpath to javac/java like so:

javac -cp "/opt/skil/lib/*" Dl4jTest.java

Then just include . and either /opt/skil/native/* or /opt/skil/cuda/* when you run it.

java -cp "/opt/skil/lib/*:/opt/skil/cuda/*:." Dl4jTest

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