out of memory error dialogs with 5557

I have seen at least two out of memory error dialogs since upgrading to 5557. A coworker of mine has seen a few of these too. He has his max mem set to 512 and I have mine set to 384. I also have my max perm size set to 128.

Any ideas?

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Hello Jason,

More details on this problem will help greatly. At least, what operations
you've been performing when the error occured?
It's also will be great if you take a memory snapshot when memory usage indicator
in status bar shows almost full.

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Maxim Shafirov
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I have seen at least two out of memory error dialogs since upgrading
to 5557. A coworker of mine has seen a few of these too. He has his
max mem set to 512 and I have mine set to 384. I also have my max
perm size set to 128.

Any ideas?



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Jason,

You can also add -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError vm option if you're
using 1.5.0_07 JRE, compress the heap dump file with 7Zip and upload it
to our FTP for analysis.

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Ok, I added -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError to the vmoptions and now I have a couple of heap dump files to upload to you guys. Can you send me the ftp server information?

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This still happens in 5561. It appears to be related to Perforce operations. My coworker and I both are seeing the memory shoot up when we cause Idea to open a file for edit from Perforce.

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I uploaded the heap dumps. They are named java_pid1620.7z and java_pid3372.7z.

Let me know if you need any more info. Should I file a bug in Tracker about this?

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Hello Jason,

JB> I uploaded the heap dumps. They are named java_pid1620.7z and
JB> java_pid3372.7z.
JB>
JB> Let me know if you need any more info. Should I file a bug in
JB> Tracker about this?

I've started looking at this already, but it'll be best if you file a request,
so that its resolution can be tracked.

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Hello Jason,

JB> I uploaded the heap dumps. They are named java_pid1620.7z and
JB> java_pid3372.7z.
JB>
JB> Let me know if you need any more info. Should I file a bug in
JB> Tracker about this?

Fixed. The problem was not a memory leak, but rather an infinite loop when
parsing the Perforce view specification.

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Dmitry Jemerov
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Dmitry,

Good to hear! I look forward to the next EAP! Thanks much.

-Jason

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