1 Replies Last post: Dec 2, 2008 8:44 PM by Dmitry Jemerov  
Rob  Novice 285 posts since
Aug 27, 2002
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Dec 2, 2008 8:40 PM

Build 9164 takes several seconds to respond to mouse clicks.

Env: Windows XP, JDK 6u10, 2GB memory, Core 2 DUO

I was previously running build 8995 and when I switched back to IntelliJ the controls responded immediately.

However, with build 9164 about 60% of the time the GUI controls when trying to run say JUnits, or just clicking in an editor window

takes 3-4 seconds to respond. By this I mean before I see a button redrawn as being pushed.

The Memory usage is about 50% of maximum heap. I watched the memory gauge and when the

IntelliJ finally begins to respond I don't see a drop in the memory usage as I would expect after a garbage collection cycle.

 

Is anyone else seeing this under Windows XP?

Dmitry Jemerov JetBrains 11,704 posts since
Aug 19, 2002
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Dec 2, 2008 9:04 PM in response to: Rob
Re: Build 9164 takes several seconds to respond to mouse clicks.

Hello Rob,

 

Please take a CPU snapshot as described in http://jetbrains.net/devnet/docs/DOC-192

 

Env: Windows XP, JDK 6u10, 2GB memory, Core 2 DUO

 

I was previously running build 8995 and when I switched back to

IntelliJ the controls responded immediately.

 

However, with build 9164 about 60% of the time the GUI controls when

trying to run say JUnits, or just clicking in an editor window

 

takes 3-4 seconds to respond. By this I mean before I see a button

redrawn as being pushed.

 

The Memory usage is about 50% of maximum heap. I watched the memory

gauge and when the

 

IntelliJ finally begins to respond I don't see a drop in the memory

usage as I would expect after a garbage collection cycle.

 

Is anyone else seeing this under Windows XP?

 

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