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| Re: Alternative to Eclipse PDT... too slow [message #634545 is a reply to message #632052] |
Fri, 22 October 2010 03:11   |
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Originally posted by: mnm.criion.net
If you like to use eclipse, I'd go with the older version 1.0.5.
For this you need to use elicpse 3.2 I think it was. It's been a long time
since I used eclipse, so I am not sure. It might be 3.1 or 3.3.
Anyway download eclipse in one of those versions, then use the auto update
function to download pdt 1.0.5.
You'd have to add the update site url to the updater.
Remember to just get the runtime source of both eclipse and pdt. No need for
SDK code (unless you know you need it).
Alternativly you could go for netbeans. It has php auto completion. For ssh,
I don't know. For subversion use tortoise.
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| Re: Alternative to Eclipse PDT... too slow [message #691494 is a reply to message #632052] |
Fri, 01 July 2011 11:09 |
 Alex Angelico
Messages: 9
Registered: November 2010 |
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I had the painfully slow typing problem from a while, I'm using Eclipse Helios (3.6) but I had this same problem with 3.5.
This doesnt happen all the time, but when it starts, restarting Eclipse is not a solution. REstarting the computer seems to solve the problem for a while, but is a pain in the neck.
I use Eclipse + Zend PDT. I'm not using Aptana, but I installed and uninstalled it, so not sure if this left some artifacts behind.
It seems if you are using another Java application this makes Eclipse slower, so I try to close any other Java application when using Eclipse.
I'm downloading Eclipse 3.7 now, but I really doubt this is solved.
I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate with 4Gb RAM. The disk is not too fast, but com'on, we are talking about TYPING here.
Im using Adobe CS5 on regular basis (I'm a web designer) and works really good. I dont think a code editor needs more resources than Photoshop...
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| Re: Alternative to Eclipse PDT... too slow [message #695254 is a reply to message #691494] |
Mon, 11 July 2011 07:31 |
dominik
Messages: 122
Registered: July 2009 |
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On 2011-07-01 17:09, Alex Angelico wrote:
> I had the painfully slow typing problem from a while, I'm using Eclipse Helios
> (3.6) but I had this same problem with 3.5.
There were some problems with big, old, error rich php files, but they seems to
be fixed in indigo. I'm using some nightly builds and they are just better with
dltk, which caused many errors in previous versions.
> This doesnt happen all the time, but when it starts, restarting Eclipse is not a
> solution. REstarting the computer seems to solve the problem for a while, but is
> a pain in the neck.
This seems to be memory limit, pay more attention to memory, increase amount for
Java, be sure that You assigned that to correct vm.
> I use Eclipse + Zend PDT. I'm not using Aptana, but I installed and uninstalled
> it, so not sure if this left some artifacts behind.
> It seems if you are using another Java application this makes Eclipse slower, so
> I try to close any other Java application when using Eclipse.
> I'm downloading Eclipse 3.7 now, but I really doubt this is solved.
If it's to less memory then java will swap to much intensive on hard drive, and
it will be very very slow. Right now I have perm size set to 256M (max: 768M),
xms: 512M, xmx: 2048M.
> I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate with 4Gb RAM. The disk is not too fast, but com'on,
> we are talking about TYPING here. Im using Adobe CS5 on regular basis (I'm a web
> designer) and works really good. I dont think a code editor needs more resources
> than Photoshop...
Sometimes it does. When You are using very advanced modules and need to keeep
model in memory, all functions etc then it's not like notepad. Memory is cheap
today, Assign at least 1GB for Eclipse and You will see effects.
/dmc
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| Re: Alternative to Eclipse PDT... too slow [message #1058850 is a reply to message #632052] |
Wed, 15 May 2013 08:05 |
Anthony Servedio
Messages: 1
Registered: May 2013 |
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In case someone follows this thread and think eclipse pdt is still painful with php, it is not. When I upgraded to Juno, it became sluggish and just painful so I reverted to Indigo and it's been fine! Now I have been trying Kepler since few weeks and it's better! I can open more then one 12k files project at the same time and get proper code traversing and completion and all. I can open 5 eclipse windows with 5 editors each no problem.
If you do use Kepler, as of right now you must use the nightly pdt build update site: http://download.eclipse.org/tools/pdt/updates/3.2-nightly
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