can you use a profiler when starting eclipse (like yourkit)
to see what happens exactly?
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 06:40, Tom Walter <tom.walter_at_hitwise.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a project with 10k odd files. When using 'compute deep outgoing
> state' and doing any non trivial thing like switching branches or
> opening a new project, the 'SVN Decoration Calculation' task seems to
> never end. I am not sure if it crashes or what, but generally I get
> bored and kill the eclipse process after 10 mins or so. Because also
> when this task is running it prevents other user tasks from occurring.
> Also occasionally it seems to run out of memory and shut down eclipse at
> about 1 GB or so.
>
> I can get around it by turning off deep outgoing state of course... but
> this makes it difficult to tell the status of the project... which is a
> major feature I use from subclipse.
>
> Running a command line svn status on the project finishes in
> milliseconds, so what exactly is taking all the time in eclipse?
>
> I am on windows, the files are hosted on a linux machine that I connect
> to over LAN using samba. Eclipse 3.4.1, Subclipse 1.4.7, using JavaHL.
>
> I've tried reinstalling eclipse and subclipse from scratch, and
> recreating the project, starting with eclipse - clean and all that. I
> don't think it is a problem with the state of my environment. It seems
> to be something that subclipse particularly doesn't like about either
> the files in the project or perhaps the network setup...
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Cheers
> Tom
>
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