slow and 100% cpu [message #16894] |
Mon, 15 October 2007 11:30  |
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Originally posted by: gruscoe.sigmavisions.com
I have a ruby project with more than 70 integrated files (one script
requiring another script requiring another, etc). When I make a small
change in the editor the cpu spikes to 100% and it takes several seconds
to recover. I really like the Ruby extension and so I'm really bummed
to report that this makes the extension unusable for me. I could not
find a bug report on this or anything on the mailing list. I thought
I'd post here before thinking of a bug report.
Eclipse 3.3 on Linux, with DLTK 9.0 and 9.1. I believe I tried this
with the native ruby and with JRuby with similar performance.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Geoff
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Re: slow and 100% cpu [message #17067 is a reply to message #17011] |
Wed, 17 October 2007 22:27  |
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Hi Geoff,
I suppose problems are because we made some significant changes in 1.0
version in indexing.
We are thinking about correct update procedure, but not ready with it yet.
To solver problem please try following steps:
1) Remove all 0.9 components from features and plugins subfolder of
Eclipse.( But this is not necessary, becase Eclipse should use plugins
and features with greater version numbers ).
2) Remove all org.eclipse.dltk.* folders from your workspace .metadata
subfolder.
3) Install new 1.0 version of dltk.
4) Start Eclipse with -clean command line option.
5) After eclispe started, please call Build -> Clean for all projects.
I suppose this should help.
Thanks, Andrei.
> Uninstalled previous versions, and then unzipped the all in one bundle.
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> Eclipse did not work right and the Manage Configuration showed no
> entries. The Find and install didn't show my entries either. I had to
> revert to the backup I had made.
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> Not sure if I should have done something different or not. I figured
> that was how I should install the Integration zip, but no love...
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> -Geoff
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