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Build Identifier: I20100312-1448 In my workspace exists large set of large projects. This projects have over 5000 java classes total. I'm writing some first letters from a classname (see first attachment) and pressing Ctrl+Space. Eclipse is thinking some time and throw the exception (see second attachment). This bug reproduce not everytime, but periodically. Reproducible: Sometimes Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open workspace with 5000 - 10000 classes 2. Write some first letters of the a classname 3. Press Ctrl+Spece 4. Periodically Eclipse throw exception window.
Created attachment 164552 [details] write some letters of the classname
Created attachment 164554 [details] Error window
Pavel, can you check whether this happens on type completion or rather when completion a constructor i.e. after "new .... <code assist>". How long does it take after starting completion until the dialog appears? Please try to take some stack dumps (for guidelines on how to do this see http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/How_to_report_a_deadlock) and attach them here.
Dani, I have check this one. This happens when completion a constructor. After starting completion until the dialog appears it takes 15-20 seconds. I have attached jstack output for eclipse. intime.stack - stack dump that have been created in 15-20 seconds pause, after.stack - stack dump that have been created after then error window had been show.
Created attachment 164688 [details] In time stack dump
Created attachment 164689 [details] after error stack dump
Pavel, did you get a chance to try 3.7M6? Is it better ?
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