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dbeavon
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Same here. PDSOE doesn't work well with large projects. Compiling code is especially slow (you may look into third-party options like using PCT when compiling an entire project). For some reason this is totally outside of PDSOE's wheelhouse. Here are the primary recommendations I would have, based on my experience with large projects. Turn off auto builds Turn off decorators in the project explorer view Avoid the resources view in Eclipse altogether if possible Close other projects (anything you aren't currently working on) Use the "Progress" view (different Progress) to see what Eclipse thinks its working on Use Windows Task Manager to see if Eclipse is CPU bound or other (network/disk) bound Move your projects to fast disk instead of some slow network share or something like that (fast NAS is also ok if you have it) Turn off other plugins (eg source control) when troubleshooting the core OE components. Competing plugins can obscure the root cause of performance troubles MOST IMPORTANT: download process monitor and run it when things are slow. Monitor for disk and network activity in particular.
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