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Build 472 very slow on Ubuntu8.10
David C
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I upgraded to 472 from 450 (I think) and it is unusable because of responsiveness. I will be going back to 450 for now I think. Any tips for improving performance?
I upgraded to 472 from 450 (I think) and it is unusable because of responsiveness. I will be going back to 450 for now I think. Any tips for improving performance?
I upgraded to 472 from 450 (I think) and it is unusable because of responsiveness. I will be going back to 450 for now I think. Any tips for improving performance?
Did you run the previous build also under Ubuntu 8.10? This OS version is known to cause major performance problems in different Java applications.
I can't think of any changes between the two builds that could cause a significant performance regression, but we can investigate this.
-- Dmitry Jemerov Development Lead JetBrains, Inc. http://www.jetbrains.com/ "Develop with Pleasure!"
Indeed I did upgrade to Ubuntu 8.10 around the same time although my 8.10 at home doesn't have the same performance problems with 435 though it's a slower machine. I will look into the JVM - any suggestions welcome.
According to various posts this problem is difficult to solve. I have tried 3 or 4 different JVMs but none is satisfactory. Back to Netbeans for now although I do prefer Rubymine.
I am working under OS X 10.5.5 (Intel Core2Duo 2GHz, 2G RAM) which is supposed to have one of the "best JVMs available", but unfortunately also RubyMine is rather sluggish to react and has a constant CPU load of ~10%, even if I am not doing anything.
Seeing an application eat 200MB of RAM and not being able to scroll text in real time (I get about 2 frames per second when scrolling in Ruby code) is somewhat discouraging. :(
Hello David, You can try change your JVM parameters in file rubymine.vmoptions (in bin folder of RubyMine installation). Try increase all values, it may help.
One thing I tried is to install latest Xorg server 1.5.3 - it seems to have improved things - but scrolling still terrible.
I added the followe to my sources:
Org 1.5.3 to try to fix slow Java 2d graphics in Rubymine
Hi Jens, May be it was caused by Java Garbage Collector. By default RubyMine set max heap size to 192 mb but on large projects (or on ruby interpreter with a lot of gems) it may cause frequent garbage collection. Open file
and change -Xmx192m (in Root|Java|VMOptions) to -Xmx500m
Hello David,
We haven`t published build #450. Maybe #435?
Anyway could you please take snapshot and send it to us?
Instructions here: http://support.jetbrains.com/kb/entry.jspa?externalID=192&categoryID=5
P.s. instruction is for IntelliJ IDEA, but it supposed to work with RubyMine too.
Thanks,
Oleg
Sorry - I was going from memory - yes it was 435. Will send snapshot.
Thanks for your snapshots, let us take a look.
Thanks,
Oleg
Hello David,
Where have you attached them? I cannot find them. Could you please send them at : oleg.shpynov@intellij.net?
Thanks,
Oleg
Hello David,
Did you run the previous build also under Ubuntu 8.10? This OS version is
known to cause major performance problems in different Java applications.
I can't think of any changes between the two builds that could cause a significant
performance regression, but we can investigate this.
--
Dmitry Jemerov
Development Lead
JetBrains, Inc.
http://www.jetbrains.com/
"Develop with Pleasure!"
Indeed I did upgrade to Ubuntu 8.10 around the same time although my 8.10 at home doesn't have the same performance problems with 435 though it's a slower machine. I will look into the JVM - any suggestions welcome.
According to various posts this problem is difficult to solve. I have tried 3 or 4 different JVMs but none is satisfactory. Back to Netbeans for now although I do prefer Rubymine.
Hello,
I am working under OS X 10.5.5 (Intel Core2Duo 2GHz, 2G RAM) which is supposed to have one of the "best JVMs available", but unfortunately also RubyMine is rather sluggish to react and has a constant CPU load of ~10%, even if I am not doing anything.
Seeing an application eat 200MB of RAM and not being able to scroll text in real time (I get about 2 frames per second when scrolling in Ruby code) is somewhat discouraging. :(
Jens
One thing I tried is to install latest Xorg server 1.5.3 - it seems to have improved things - but scrolling still terrible.
I added the followe to my sources:
Org 1.5.3 to try to fix slow Java 2d graphics in Rubymine
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/xorg-edgers/ubuntu intrepid main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/xorg-edgers/ubuntu intrepid main
Hello David,
You can try change your JVM parameters in file rubymine.vmoptions (in bin folder of RubyMine installation).
Try increase all values, it may help.
Thanks,
Oleg
Hi Jens,
May be it was caused by Java Garbage Collector. By default RubyMine set max heap size to 192 mb but on large projects (or on ruby interpreter with a lot of gems) it may cause frequent garbage collection. Open file
and change -Xmx192m (in Root|Java|VMOptions) to -Xmx500m
Also If you take memory snapshot (as descibed http://support.jetbrains.com/kb/entry.jspa?externalID=192&categoryID=5) it will be usefull for us.