Eclipse Memory

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If you find (or maybe just suspect) that Eclipse is having problems due to limited memory you have a couple of options for increasing the heap size allocation. The first option is to use a shortcut to launch Eclipse and set some new values for the heap in the shortcut. See the FAQ entry for details. This of course has the downside that you must remember to use that modified shortcut every time you launch Eclipse. If you're using the standard version of Eclipse (as opposed to the NBEclipse bundled with the NNDK) you also have the option of modifying the eclipse.ini file. Open that file and find the settings for -Xms and -Xmx.

• -Xms sets the intitial heap size used by Eclipse
• -Xms sets the maximum size to which the Eclipse heap can grow.

The default values look like this:

-vmargs

-Xms40m

-Xmx256m

You can increase the initial heap to 128 and the max to 1024 by using the following:

-Xms512m

-Xmx1024m