I may be wrong as I have not yet found what is going on exactly but I
did two things I removed the option in PBServer enabled and I also
removed the Team>SVN>Label Decorator>General compute deep outgoing
state for folder and now the contextual menu take a few seconds (5
top 10) to appear. Before I had the spinning wheel for ever. As I
said I am not sure of anything but I have suspicions. This only
occurs when I import projects from a macro-project. I don't
understand why eclipse would spend 49% of the cpu time in the socket
accept when it is meant to display a contextual menu and there is not
WO application running. When this happens the machine is pegged to
the maximum load, at least my unique G4 chip is 100% loaded.
I looked at the code and I agree with you it should not do anything
but it does. I really like to understand what is going on and without
that option the machine is a lot more responsive.
Thank you
Pierre
On 13-Aug-06, at 6:29 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
> I think this is a little misleading ... What you're probably seeing
> here is time spent, but not necessarily ACTIVE time spent. In
> particular, this is sitting in a socket accept call, which should
> just be sitting in a select call waiting for someone to attach to
> the socket. So it shouldn't actually be DOING anything, rather
> it's just blocking a socket waiting for something to connect to it.
>
> On Aug 13, 2006, at 7:45 PM, Pierre Frisch wrote:
>
>> Hi Mike,
>>
>> I have been investigating why my installation is so unresponsive
>> and I think I have found one of the culprits. When I do right
>> click on some object I get the spinning ball before I get the menu
>> to appear and this can take a long time, I have seen time up to a
>> minute. I have run eclipse with shark and discovered that it
>> spends an inordinate amount of time in PBServer.ServerSocketAcceptor.
>>
>> <Picture 3.png>
>>
>> There may be something wrong there that you want to have a look at.
>>
>> I also have a problem with subclipse that I am investigating so
>> this is not the whole story.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Pierre
>
>
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