| Mylyn very slow [message #689729] |
Tue, 28 June 2011 04:52  |
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At the Jazoon conference in Zurich last week I heard about Mylyn and thought I would try it out. We have a very large project with 1000's of classes and XML files, and the prospect of trimming this to a subset that is of interest to the task at hand is very appealing.
Unfortunately when I enable a task my GUI becomes so slow to the point of being unusable, with the GUI being blocked for many seconds at a time several times a minute. This is very far from being a productivity enhancer 
I have a reasonably good machine, running Eclipse Indigo, Mylyn 3.6.0, and local tasks (I cannot connect to our Jira instance, but that is another topic).
If I snapshot the threads when the GUI is locked then the main thread usually looks something like in the attachment. The code seems to be stuck in the problem tree viewer, which is understandable as we have over 15,000 warnings in our project. That is also a problem but not one that I can do much about. I don't have the 'focus on active task' button activated in the problems view.
Does anyone have any ideas how I can work around this? The only option at the moment is to forget about Mylyn, which would be a shame.
Thanks,
Paul
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| Re: Mylyn very slow [message #1446250 is a reply to message #1403595] |
Thu, 16 October 2014 11:07  |
| Eclipse User |
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Hi,
It shouldn't be doing any extra IO. Could you post a thread dump?
If the problem is what you originally reported, it's a known issue that decorating the package explorer with warnings is slow when there are many warnings. The only solutions I can think of are either to fix some of the warnings, disable some of the warnings in your compiler settings, or use working set filters to reduce the number of things in your package explorer.
Cheers,
Sam
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