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Out of memory [message #88769]

Mon, 08 December 2003 22:04

Pierre Belzile

Messages: 18
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

I'm on Linux with 1Gb of memory + 2Gb of swap. My Java console claims that
I'm running out of memory(java.lang.OutOfMemoryError).

- are there any options in Eclipse that I can set (e.g., for the Java VM?)
- is there a way to tell Eclipse to ignore (not keep in inventory) some
files? My include directory is a bunch of soft links to each source
directory where the *.cc and *.h are mixed. I fear that it doubles the
number of inventoried files. I saw options for CVS but I think I need
something stronger. My "bin" directory is also large as well as "lib"
directory.

Any hints are welcomed.

Cheers, Pierre

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Re: Out of memory [message #88784 is a reply to message #88769]

Tue, 09 December 2003 01:51

Pierre Belzile

Messages: 18
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

I found the following from the main Eclipse group:
Memory can be controlled by adding: -vmargs -Xmx512M

Seems to help. Cheers, Pierre

Pierre Belzile wrote:

> I'm on Linux with 1Gb of memory + 2Gb of swap. My Java console claims that
> I'm running out of memory(java.lang.OutOfMemoryError).
>
> - are there any options in Eclipse that I can set (e.g., for the Java VM?)
> - is there a way to tell Eclipse to ignore (not keep in inventory) some
> files? My include directory is a bunch of soft links to each source
> directory where the *.cc and *.h are mixed. I fear that it doubles the
> number of inventoried files. I saw options for CVS but I think I need
> something stronger. My "bin" directory is also large as well as "lib"
> directory.
>
> Any hints are welcomed.
>
> Cheers, Pierre

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