Reputation: 932
Is there a way to identify what's going on with Eclipse when a file is saved?
My eclipse runs extremely slow (takes close to 3 minutes to save a file). Simple addition of a space in a file and save, it keeps saying 'Updating Navigator Content Viewer' and 'Remote System Explorer Operation' and simply freezes.
I am running on a powerful system with 16 gigs of ram and assigned 1 gig for eclipse. The way it performs is simple unacceptable and planning to switch all my projects to NetBeans rather than wasting hours on save.
Any hints on fixing this are appreciated.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 4821
Reputation: 932
Finally resolved the issue by getting rid of Eclipse.
Moved all my projects to NetBeans 8.2. Its a big relief to see my projects getting saved in a split second.
Coming to Eclipse, it is powerful and exceptional on all aspects other than the slowness during save. However, this frustrating issue alone makes me rate Eclipse 1 (may be 0) on a scale of 10. Cannot expect a developer to wait for 2 minutes to save a file (on a 16 gig system, with 4 gigs assigned to Eclipse) which would drag the productivity drastically.
Looks like this issue is not something new as I have seen many posts on various forums regarding the same. I don't understand how Eclipse never gave a thought on this slowness issue.
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 158
First you should try to look at this post so:
You should also try to see if it doesn't come from your drive...
If you still have the problem, I suggest you look at the other Eclipse versions (Mars...)
Upvotes: 0