working-set

问题 I want to get the runtime working sets information of the current workspace. I have tried the method: IWorkingSet[] getWorkingSets() of the IWorkbenchPage IWorkbenchPage page = PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow().getActivePage(); if (page != null) { IWorkingSet[] sets = page.getWorkingSets();} but when I debug the code, the method returns nothing. I am wondering am I use the right method to get a workspace's working sets information? If not, how to get the data? 回答1: The

问题 I want to get the runtime working sets information of the current workspace. I have tried the method: IWorkingSet[] getWorkingSets() of the IWorkbenchPage IWorkbenchPage page = PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow().getActivePage(); if (page != null) { IWorkingSet[] sets = page.getWorkingSets();} but when I debug the code, the method returns nothing. I am wondering am I use the right method to get a workspace's working sets information? If not, how to get the data? 回答1: The

问题 I want to get the runtime working sets information of the current workspace. I have tried the method: IWorkingSet[] getWorkingSets() of the IWorkbenchPage IWorkbenchPage page = PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow().getActivePage(); if (page != null) { IWorkingSet[] sets = page.getWorkingSets();} but when I debug the code, the method returns nothing. I am wondering am I use the right method to get a workspace's working sets information? If not, how to get the data? 回答1: The

问题 I want to get the runtime working sets information of the current workspace. I have tried the method: IWorkingSet[] getWorkingSets() of the IWorkbenchPage IWorkbenchPage page = PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow().getActivePage(); if (page != null) { IWorkingSet[] sets = page.getWorkingSets();} but when I debug the code, the method returns nothing. I am wondering am I use the right method to get a workspace's working sets information? If not, how to get the data? 回答1: The

问题 as an Eclipse 3.4 user, I would like to know if there is a way to define nested working sets. Thanks. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11241701/nested-working-sets-in-eclipse-3-4

问题 as an Eclipse 3.4 user, I would like to know if there is a way to define nested working sets. Thanks. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11241701/nested-working-sets-in-eclipse-3-4

问题 I am starting the developpement of a project which will be made of multiple modules. I will validate each of those modules with a dedicated testbench, each with their main() function. I would like to avoid having one Eclipse project for each testbench and its main() function. I read about Working Sets and the idea of showing only the files concerned for a particular testbench in my project is what I search for. However, during the build phase, Eclipse continues building all the project files,

问题 I am working on several projects in Eclipse. The projects are checked out from an SVN repository. The projects also depend on each other. Currently, if I want to commit them, I have to mark each project and then call Team -> Commit . Is it possible to commit everything without selecting particular projects? That's quite annoying. It is especially difficult to remember which projects were changed today and which were not. I tried doing this with working sets but I do not see any option of

问题 I have a service which intermittently starts gobbling up server memory over time and needs to be restarted to free it. I turned +ust with gflags, restarted the service, and started taking scheduled UMDH snapshots. When the problem reoccurred, resource manager reported multiple GB under Working set and Private bytes, but the UMDH snapshots account only for a few MB allocations in the process' heaps. At the top of UMDH snapshot files, it mentions "Only allocations for which the heap manager

问题 Idle curiosity... I'm looking at some of the properties of the current process: using(Process p = Process.GetCurrentProcess()) { // Inspect properties // p.MaxWorkingSet = 1,413,120 // p.MinWorkingSet = 204,800 // p.WorkingSet = 54,140,928 // p.WorkingSet64 = 54,140,928 } From my reading of the documentation, these properties are all related to the working set size in bytes, hence I was expecting to see: MinWorkingSet <= WorkingSet <= MaxWorkingSet This is not the case, can anyone explain why