Eclipse launches failed to load the JNI shared library

"Failed to load the JNI shared library Jvm.dll" pops up when you open Eclipse one day, due to multiple versions installed in the JDK, and other development tools

Cause: The version of Eclipse is inconsistent with the JRE or JDK version

Countermeasures: Either both are installed 64-bit, either installed 32-bit, not one is 32 bit one is 64 bit.

1. To see how many bits the JDK is, enter CMD in the search box and open the command-line window. Enter java-version on the command line to see how many bits the JDK is, typically 64-bit is 64 JDK, not shown as 32-bit JDK.

2. Let's determine how many bits of eclipse are. We open the installation directory for Eclipse and right-click the Eclipse.ini file to open it in Notepad. Look at the line below--launcher.library, if the win32.x86 is displayed, it indicates that Eclipse is 32 bits, and if the win32.x86_64 is displayed, it is 64 bits. This eclipse is 32-bit, so if the JDK is incompatible with eclipse, the failed to load the JNI shared library will appear.

Reference documents:

http://blog.csdn.net/zyz511919766/article/details/7442633/

Eclipse launches failed to load the JNI shared library