This is a known bug <https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=385272>in 
Eclipse Juno. ADT is probably to blame, too. You should downgrade to the 
previous version of Eclipse.

http://wiki.eclipse.org/Platform_UI/Juno_Performance_Investigation

On Monday, January 28, 2013 5:37:54 PM UTC-6, Marko wrote:
>
> Hi! I've been trying to get info on this for some time now and decided to 
> finally ask here:
>
> Me and my colleagues have been experiencing (sometimes 
> very extreme) slowdowns in Eclipse tab switching/opening documents when 
> having the ADT plugin installed and opening a couple of xml layout files 
> and xml files in general. This happens on the latest release of Juno with 
> the latest release of the ADT plugin. I've personally experienced it on two 
> Windows 7 PC-s (one x64 with x64 compliled Eclipse, one x86), my x64 
> Macbook with x86 Eclipse and on my Debian x86 laptop. One desktop and the 
> macbook have 8gb of ram, the other desktop has 4gb and the linux laptop 
> 2gb. All eclipses have java runtime set to 1.6 or 1.7, all have increased 
> heap size to 1 or 2gb and increased permgen size. Some have parallelgc 
> enabled.
>
> As you can see, since the problem occurs on all of these setups, this 
> eclipse "tweaks" have no effect on this problem (or very mild effect) which 
> causes me to believe that it most probably has to do with extensions 
> relating to xml editing that ADT brings with itself.
>
> If any help: I can see that when switching between two xml layout files 
> toolbar buttons "Reload Dependencies"/"Turn Grammar Constraints Off" and 
> "Drop To Frame" flicker in the 2 second pause between switches (this pause 
> is much longer if there are more than two tabs open). Seems like 
> some state-checks are done many times over and over in a loop and cause 
> these buttons to switch between states. This is also obviously putting a 
> lot of stress on the gc structures and sometimes the only solution is to 
> restart eclipse completely to let it all clear out. Extreemly annoying as 
> you can imagine.
>
> Anyone here with similar experiences or any remedies? Thanks
>

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