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Sat, 22 May 2004 12:22

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: compuhelp.caramail.com

Hi all,

I have a little bug...
CDT use periodycally 100% of my memory,
according to this ecipse popup window:
http://compuhelp.free.fr/eclipse2.jpg

and when I'm using cdt, sometimes all is good
but sometimes it was very very slow to edit source code
(and the popup appear)

what happen?
under JDT (when I work in Java), all is good and quick.

Thanks in advance.

--
Compu

Re: 100% Memory CDT2 [message #103876 is a reply to message #102934]

Wed, 26 May 2004 18:54

Eclipse User

I would recommend trying our M9 build once it is released; let us know if it
is any better. If you find the situation is still bleak, raise a defect @
bugs.eclipse.org.

Thanks
JC

"Compuhelp" <compuhelp@caramail.com> wrote in message
news:c8nuaa$kp2$1@eclipse.org...
> Hi all,
>
> I have a little bug...
> CDT use periodycally 100% of my memory,
> according to this ecipse popup window:
> http://compuhelp.free.fr/eclipse2.jpg
>
> and when I'm using cdt, sometimes all is good
> but sometimes it was very very slow to edit source code
> (and the popup appear)
>
> what happen?
> under JDT (when I work in Java), all is good and quick.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> --
> Compu

Re: 100% Memory CDT2 [message #103966 is a reply to message #102934]

Thu, 27 May 2004 10:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: news.u-h-l.de

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Compuhelp wrote:
> I have a little bug...
> CDT use periodycally 100% of my memory,
> according to this ecipse popup window:
> http://compuhelp.free.fr/eclipse2.jpg
>
> and when I'm using cdt, sometimes all is good
> but sometimes it was very very slow to edit source code
> (and the popup appear)
>
> what happen?
> under JDT (when I work in Java), all is good and quick.

I also had this problem today when I wanted to use Eclipse M8 together
with CDT M8. I then tried the development snapshot of CDT together with
Eclipse M9 but - as you probably would expect - it was not usable for
"production use" either. So I decided to go a step back and installed
CDT M7 in Eclipse M8 (you have to remove CDT M8 before if it was already
installed). And it seems that it does not suffer from the above bug. (At
least it runs now for about an hour without any problems whereas the M8
release did not survive for more than five minutes!)

Klaus

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Re: 100% Memory CDT2 [message #103981 is a reply to message #103876]

Thu, 27 May 2004 10:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: news.u-h-l.de

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johnc wrote:
> I would recommend trying our M9 build once it is released; let us know if it
> is any better. If you find the situation is still bleak, raise a defect @
> bugs.eclipse.org.

Do you already have an estimate of when the M9 build will probably be
released?

Klaus

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Re: 100% Memory CDT2 [message #104011 is a reply to message #102934]

Thu, 27 May 2004 14:34

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Originally posted by: news.u-h-l.de

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Compuhelp wrote:
> I have a little bug...
> CDT use periodycally 100% of my memory,
> according to this ecipse popup window:
> http://compuhelp.free.fr/eclipse2.jpg
>
> and when I'm using cdt, sometimes all is good
> but sometimes it was very very slow to edit source code
> (and the popup appear)
>
> what happen?
> under JDT (when I work in Java), all is good and quick.

It seems to be a problem with the version of the Java runtime you use.
When I run Eclipse+CDT (both release M8) with a JRE 1.4.2 (_03 and _04!)
then I encounter the same problem. But when I run them with a JRE 1.4.1
then everything is fine. Eclipse+CDT still need very much CPU time while
I'm working with them but CDT does not use up all memory so that I have
to kill Eclipse.

Klaus

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Re: 100% Memory CDT2 [message #104061 is a reply to message #104011]

Sat, 29 May 2004 07:56

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: compuhelp.caramail.com

Klaus Uhl wrote:

> Compuhelp wrote:
>
>> I have a little bug...
>> CDT use periodycally 100% of my memory,
>> according to this ecipse popup window:
>> http://compuhelp.free.fr/eclipse2.jpg
>>
>> and when I'm using cdt, sometimes all is good
>> but sometimes it was very very slow to edit source code
>> (and the popup appear)
>>
>> what happen?
>> under JDT (when I work in Java), all is good and quick.
>
>
> It seems to be a problem with the version of the Java runtime you use.
> When I run Eclipse+CDT (both release M8) with a JRE 1.4.2 (_03 and _04!)
> then I encounter the same problem. But when I run them with a JRE 1.4.1
> then everything is fine. Eclipse+CDT still need very much CPU time while
> I'm working with them but CDT does not use up all memory so that I have
> to kill Eclipse.
>

ok, but I installed the same JRE (1.4.2) and Eclipse (M8) in my portable
pc, and all is perfect: the problem don't appear :/

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Alex

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