| Debug very slow [message #840960] |
Tue, 10 April 2012 14:27  |
 joni mcfly
Messages: 1
Registered: April 2012 |
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Hi All
Do someone have a hint for me ?
From one day to the other my debuging in eclipse went so slow, so I can't use it.
In nondebugmode everything is the same speed.
Also when starting to debuging, always the Thread[main](Class load: xxx) is suspended, so I have to resume that thread. I didn't change any settings.
I installed the newest Eclipse ( newer version that i had ) , but the same problem.
jre version is 6.0.31
Do anyone have a hint ?
regards
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| Re: Debug very slow [message #840981 is a reply to message #840960] |
Tue, 10 April 2012 14:55  |
Benjamin Jung
Messages: 2
Registered: July 2009 |
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Am 10.04.2012 20:27, schrieb joni mcfly:
> Hi All
>
> Do someone have a hint for me ?
> From one day to the other my debuging in eclipse went so slow, so I
> can't use it.
> In nondebugmode everything is the same speed.
> Also when starting to debuging, always the Thread[main](Class load: xxx)
> is suspended, so I have to resume that thread. I didn't change any
> settings.
>
> I installed the newest Eclipse ( newer version that i had ) , but the
> same problem.
> jre version is 6.0.31
>
> Do anyone have a hint ?
>
> regards
>
>
Hi!
Are you using a a conditional breakpoint? This is often
the case when this breakpoint is passed very frequently
and the condition on the breakpoint has to be evaluated
every time.
I also had this issue with a "lost" breakpoint which is not
in the list of breakpoints in eclipse (anymore) but is (still)
a breakpoint (in this case perhaps a conditional one?).
Try deleting all breakpoints via the crosses in the breakpoints
list in the debug perspective.. this resolved the issue for me.
(This function also seems to delete the "lost" breakpoints).
Very weird ;-)
Kind regards
Benjamin
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