| Dividing eclipse projects into subprojects [message #163096] |
Mon, 07 June 2004 17:57  |
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Originally posted by: abhijit_dhariaDELETETHIS.stercomm.com
I am working on a code-base consisting of more than 6000 classes/files.
To start working with this, I usually create a prject by pointing eclipse
to the root directory of this class structure and let eclipse figure
everything out. At this stage I cannot supply filename filters.
So problem is that I presume, eclipse has to go through all the files in
that directory. Since these files are being accessed over the network, it
takes a really long time ( more than 30 minutes) to create or reopen a
project.
Also, after the project is created, I see frequent 'pauses' when I try to do
things like change perspectives or debug!
Needless to say, outOfMemory exceptions are also pretty common.
Does anybody have any ideas? Has anybody else faced similar problems? What
are the workarounds for this?
Thanks,
--Abhi
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| Re: Dividing eclipse projects into subprojects [message #163703 is a reply to message #163096] |
Thu, 10 June 2004 10:33  |
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Originally posted by: sunay.yaldiz.gentleware.com
Abhijit Dharia wrote:
> I am working on a code-base consisting of more than 6000 classes/files.
> To start working with this, I usually create a prject by pointing eclipse
> to the root directory of this class structure and let eclipse figure
> everything out. At this stage I cannot supply filename filters.
> So problem is that I presume, eclipse has to go through all the files in
> that directory. Since these files are being accessed over the network, it
> takes a really long time ( more than 30 minutes) to create or reopen a
> project.
> Also, after the project is created, I see frequent 'pauses' when I try to do
> things like change perspectives or debug!
> Needless to say, outOfMemory exceptions are also pretty common.
>
> Does anybody have any ideas? Has anybody else faced similar problems? What
> are the workarounds for this?
>
> Thanks,
> --Abhi
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>
Start eclipse from command line with
"eclipse.exe -vmargs -Xmx256m" , it will help you solve the
OutOfMemoryExceptions.
Sunay
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