Kirill Maximov wrote:

>  I have 256Mb RAM. Please note, it also works correctly according to 
>  memory indicator in IDEA. But in task list it shows quite other 
>  number, which grows permanently.
>
>  In idea.bat I have 
>  SET JVM_ARGS=-ms16m -mx128m
>  
>  I found the scenario, when it doesn't start eating CPU & memory:
>  1. I start IDEA without any project
>  2. create new fake project 
>  3. load my project.
>
>  If I skip step 2, it eats CPU and memory after loading the project
>  (even if it was a project created by this version of IDEA).  
>


Well basically depending on the size of project IDEA will always go up 
and down in heap
allocation like yoyo - b/c of all nice and shiny features with parsing 
and file syncs 8)

Basically what you getting - Sun's  JDKs with hotspot are quite sucky in 
terms of
memory cleanup in short terms. I.e it actually will eat all heap before 
it will start clean it
up agressively. Given that you got 128M heap allocated for idea, and you 
got only 256 physical memory
with NT (eh? 4.0?!)  - you will go into swapping quite soon - if i am 
not mistaken then normal
memory picture on NT was somewhere around 80 megs to bring up email, 
nice desktop (i.e background and other
crap), antivirus.  Dunno.. my 2 cents is that thrashing is more JDK 
related and NT related than IDEA itself.

I used to get same until i ditched Win  as development platform and 
moved to Linux. Only
cure for Win i could suggest - use normal JDK (as in - stop using Sun) 
and try to remove all unnecessary
programs from memory.

For me 615/616 (running two versions at same time) been sitting with 
"reopen last project" for past 1/5 hour in 32/34M
window each with memory going up and down inside those 32/34 M heap and 
those project has mixed docs opens with java and xml in them.
 Thats why i doubt its IDEA issue 8)








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