Re: Out Of Memory?

[Tim Endres <time@ice.com>]

On Thu, Sep 17 1998, Neal A. Dillman wrote:
> java -ms32m -mx128m ... finally did the trick.

Wow!

> The project in question has 321 directories and 3375 files.  While jcvs
> is able to do the checkout, any operations on the project are
> exceedingly slow.  Things like  cvs status take well over a minute for a
> single file.
> 
> BTW, things are even slower and more ungainly on NT.  Is there anything
> else I can do that would help?

Well, the one thing that you can do is to open subtrees. You can use the
"Browse..." menu command in the main window to select any 'CVS/Entries'
file in your tree, and jCVS will display and work with only those files
in that subtree. You can add these subtree's as projects to your Project
List, which will make access to them quick and easy.

Other than that, there is little that can be done, due to the enormity
of your tree and the quantity of Objects that represents in jCVS.

tim.
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