| Config file [message #274156] |
Mon, 18 October 2004 04:04  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi everybody,
I was playing with different eclipse versions lately (mostly
3.0.1->3.1_preX). After removing one and installing a new one, the new one
came up with settings which were set by the former one.
I removed /lib/eclipse*, and the worspace directory.
Now I was wondering, where eclipse saves its config files.
I'm running gentoo here and one thing I also noticed was that on my x86_32
with blackdown-1.4.2 eclipse randomly hangs with the java vm using up to
100% CPU time. I have no chance but killing it. (Same happens with sun's VM
- various versions). This usually happens on dialogs, like the file open
dialog or slider movements.
Is there a way I get debugging output?
On my x86_64 running also blackdown-1.4.2 (server of course ;) ) the same
eclipse ebuild runs just fine.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Fabian
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| Re: Config file [message #274171 is a reply to message #274156] |
Mon, 18 October 2004 07:19  |
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Originally posted by: pascal.ibm.canada
The config file is located in the $HOME/.eclipse/ folder.
To get output and track this kind of problem you can run with
-consoleLog (which will force eclipse to run with java.exe instead of
javaw.exe). When you hang you can try to do a kill -3 <eclipsePid>,
which will generate a stack trace.
PaScaL
Fabian Wolf wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I was playing with different eclipse versions lately (mostly
> 3.0.1->3.1_preX). After removing one and installing a new one, the new one
> came up with settings which were set by the former one.
> I removed /lib/eclipse*, and the worspace directory.
> Now I was wondering, where eclipse saves its config files.
>
> I'm running gentoo here and one thing I also noticed was that on my x86_32
> with blackdown-1.4.2 eclipse randomly hangs with the java vm using up to
> 100% CPU time. I have no chance but killing it. (Same happens with sun's VM
> - various versions). This usually happens on dialogs, like the file open
> dialog or slider movements.
> Is there a way I get debugging output?
> On my x86_64 running also blackdown-1.4.2 (server of course ;) ) the same
> eclipse ebuild runs just fine.
>
>
> Thanks a lot in advance,
> Fabian
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