| Eclipse crashing trying to open large files. [message #50160] |
Thu, 14 November 2002 09:00  |
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Originally posted by: ihutchinson.providencesoftware.com
When I try to open a large c++ source file, 565 lines, eclipse crashes.
Is this a known bug? Do I need to give the jvm more memory? It
currently has a maximum of 384M being allocated to it thru -vmargs
-Xmx384M. The source file is from the mozilla project, so it is large.
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| Re: Eclipse crashing trying to open large files. [message #50840 is a reply to message #50534] |
Wed, 20 November 2002 01:58  |
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Originally posted by: ihutchinson.providencesoftware.com
sorry I did not reply sooner, in the middle of a project :). I still
have the same problem and I generally have automatic compile turned off.
I have be getting around the problem by opening up the larger files with
the text editor. But of course that takes away a lot of features.
I have have tried all the eclipse and cdt releases for linux, motif and
gtk. I see the same problem running Mandrake 9.0 or Gentoo 1.4rc1.
I also tried changing JDK versions, no luck; 1.4.x from Sun and the IBM
1.3.1 SDK. Let me know if you need anymore info or what I can do to help.
Thanks,
Iran.
Judy N. Green wrote:
> "Iran Q. Hutchinson" <ihutchinson@providencesoftware.com> wrote in message
> news:ar089b$qvp$1@rogue.oti.com...
> | When I try to open a large c++ source file, 565 lines, eclipse crashes.
> | Is this a known bug? Do I need to give the jvm more memory? It
> | currently has a maximum of 384M being allocated to it thru -vmargs
> | -Xmx384M. The source file is from the mozilla project, so it is large.
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> There are known "issues" with the C-Tags parser, which we use to populate
> the indexer.
> Turn off automatic compile on resource change, from the Eclipse properties
> page.
> You are using good vmargs ... so
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> Try compiling only on demand and let me know if you still have the same
> problem.
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> -Judy
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