» » » Eclipse unstable in Mac OS Show::::: [] Thu, 08 May 2003 11:41 Eclipse User Originally posted by: j.dieckmann.psi-bt.de Eclipse 2.1 is really a great IDE. I only have 2 complaints when running Eclipse under Mac OS 10.2.6: - Eclipse is very slow. I very much hope the performance will be better in one of the next releases.

On a Mac: In Eclipse’s main menu, select Eclipse→Preferences. As a result, Eclipse’s Preferences dialog appears. In the tree on the left side of the Preferences dialog, expand the Java branch.

Are there some informations about optimizations for mac os? - Eclipse crashes (about 3 times per hour). The version is stable and 'rock solid' under NT, and XP. I never had a crash when running Eclipse under these systems. I can't give an exact error report.

The situation differs and the crash is not reproducable. But it chrashes often when I start an ant task and the console window is not open. Has anyone else made these observation? Is there something in the settings which could be wrong? Regards Jan Dieckmann.

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[ is a reply to ] Thu, 08 May 2003 17:17 Eclipse User Originally posted by: pchen3.jhmi.edu Dear Jan, I use Eclipse with my OS X 10.2.5 and XP box. I have the same performance problem you have. My Windows box (PIII 933 MHz / 512 MB RAM) runs Eclipse 2.1 noticeably faster than my Eclipse running on my OS X box (G4 1 GHz / 1 GB RAM). The GUI is much more responsive on my Windows box. I'm surmising that this performance difference may be partially due to the OS X implementation of SWT.

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Obviously, there are many performance factors to consider since we are kind of comparing apples with oranges. But, the performance degradation of Eclipse on my OS X is such that it is a problem (I mean code assist takes longer than me typing in things myself!). As for the stability of Eclipse on OS X, I've had it crash on me a few times, but certainly not as much as you have experienced.

I don't use Ant though. Make sure you have the latest JVM (1.4.1) for OS X.

Eclipse crashes no more often than other OS X apps. OS X as a whole feels a bit like Win98 in terms of stability. On the whole though, I'm glad we have Eclipse as an option. You're right, it is a great IDE. The standard Swing widgets look like ass and it's great to see better looking interfaces with SWT. Peter Jan Dieckmann wrote: > Eclipse 2.1 is really a great IDE.

I only have 2 complaints when running > Eclipse under Mac OS 10.2.6: > - Eclipse is very slow. I very much hope the performance will be better in > one of the next releases. Are there some informations about optimizations > for mac os? > - Eclipse crashes (about 3 times per hour).