murphee,
On 4/3/07, Werner Schuster (murphee) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Christopher Williams wrote:
> What is your RAM limit set to for Eclipse?
I ran it by launching it in the Eclipse debugger - I'm not entirely sure
what the default limit is.
I tried it again with Xmx set to 512 M and that seems to have solved it
- at least I don't get the problem again.
Two options:
- just mention this in a FAQ (Set Xmx to 512)
- or catch the OOM Error and just log it (I got an error that popped up);
I'd consider these bad fixes for a problem that can be fixed in code. We may
want to mention the bumping max memory somewhere, but most people will
likely never find where we put it (and besides increasing the max memory is
standard for working around OOM issues). You can change the eclipse.ini file
to make new defaults. (I think 3.1M6 introduced this along with higher
default memory limits).
BTW, 512M is just what I use because I happen to have like 30 eclipse
plugins in my RDT workspace. I would hope that most Ruby workspaces wouldn't
approach that level. I play around with RDT in a workspace with about 8
rails projects in it, and my profiler says that the experimental index holds
about 24 MB of index data in memory.
Just for my own curiosity: What is in your workspace? How may ruby/Java
projects? how many files?
Thanks,
Chris
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