Hi Rick,
I'm also trying to use subclipse on large java projects (5000+ classes).
On much older releases, there were really huge performance problems as
far as decorations were concerned (even with "deep..." decorations
unchecked). There were a major improvement a few realease ago when
decorations were supposed to be computed only when the user made the
nodes visible. But even with 0.9.21 I still experience performance
problems on eclipse startup (sometimes decorating few minutes with
50-100% CPU load even though there should be only the projects root
nodes to decorate...). This is still though much better than before when
the PC was freezed 5-10 minutes at 100% CPU load.
I still experience problems when performing updates on the whole project
(and this is still linked to decoration).
One way to diagnose what's eating eclipse's time is to turn on "verbose"
on the progress view. This way, you can correlate your slowdowns with
the decoration task running.
As you do, I hope these perf problems will be solved in future versions
ince this is really a showstoper. Other than that subclipse is a great
svn integration !
BTW, I never experienced such decoration perf problem with any other SCM
plugin (VSS, CVS).
Best regards,
Vincent
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Labanca, Rick [mailto:rick.labanca@studentuniverse.com]
> Envoyé : mardi 28 septembre 2004 19:50
> À : users@subclipse.tigris.org
> Objet : Stability issues
>
>
> We really want to use subclipse, it's not easy losing integration in
> eclipse once you're used to it!
>
> But for me and a few others, we've had all kinds of issues. I checked
> out the list archives etc and didn't see much mention of performance.
>
> I switched off the recursive markup and even then all of eclipse will
> slow way down from time to time, and sometimes other non subversion
> operations show a message saying something in the background
> is running.
>
> I wish I could be more specific as to why this happens, I will try the
> new .21 and see. I've also tried setting it to use the
> command line but
> no difference there either.
>
> I hope eventually the recursive markup will be fast (I have hope for
> that since the cvs stuf can do it quickly) but right now it's
> the speed
> and occasionally hangs that are getting me. Anyone else with
> suggestions?
> Rick
>
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Received on Wed Sep 29 18:04:48 2004