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I am running Android Studio v1.5.1 on OSX El Capitan 10.11.2. Android studio starts flickering whenever I move and click the mouse from external monitor to the laptops screen, then suddenly quits without giving any error message. Is anyone else facing this problem? Crash Report: http://pastebin.com/xda8wAKN I just found the solution to my problem: Open the info.plist in a text editor path is "/Applications/Android\ Studio.app/Contents/info.plist" update the JVMVersion to 1.7* 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34880984/android-studio-quits-unexpectedly-on-mac

Our app seems to semi-randomly hang at psynch_mutexwait. It seems to be related to a background process that updates a bunch of data stored in CoreData - but I've been completely unable to figure out just who is locking on what to cause the deadlock. Following is the complete stack trace that lldb gives me - which is obviously incomplete, AND the last frame of Thread 1 is bogus. I had a breakpoint in that method a few lines before that, and it was never hit. Is there ANY way of figuring out what lock is being waited on? (or even get correct stack traces?) Of course there is LOTS of code

I've searched the Internet like crazy, however "WTP freeze" or "Eclipse freeze" yields so many different results that it's virtually impossible to find the right one. I have the following issue. In a HTML or CSS editor when I accidentally hover my mouse over an attribute value, Eclipse hangs for 3-4 seconds with CPU at 100% load before producing a tooltip message with some info on the tag and its attribute. I don't need those tips. Hell, I don't even need syntax coloring if that would prevent me from this hang. I tried disabling all the autocomplete features, everything that seemed related,

I am currently having some trouble with a process that is hanging. First of all, the below thread dump shows no deadlock. Another interesting thing is that the process is hanging at java.lang.System.identityHashCode method. The currently CPU usage of that process is 0%, sometimes peaks at 1%... normally the process uses 100%. It is using 1.7GB of RAM (which is normal for this process). The machine has plenty of CPUs, disk space and RAM available. Attaching to process ID 4146, please wait... Debugger attached successfully. Server compiler detected. JVM version is 23.7-b01 Deadlock Detection: No

I developed an application in java 8 update 181 in Kubuntu 18.04. In my development PC, I have Intel i3-6100 with Intel® HD Graphics 530. All the graphics are done using swing and with this hardware configuration, everything works as it should. On the production PC, I have Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU J1900 with Intel® HD Graphics for Intel Atom® Processor Z3700 Series. Running the same with same OS and java version I noticed problems with my graphics done in swing. Swing components like jLabels, jButton etc. not updating. For example frame A has label B with text "Old text", I update the text on

I posted this question on the git issue tracker: https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/2969 Can we have some manner of calling pip freeze/list within python, i.e. not a shell context? I want to be able to import pip and do something like requirements = pip.freeze(). Calling pip.main(['freeze']) writes to stdout, doesn't return str values. Rex Hardin There's a pip.operation.freeze in newer releases (>1.x): try: from pip._internal.operations import freeze except ImportError: # pip < 10.0 from pip.operations import freeze x = freeze.freeze() for p in x: print p Output is as expected: amqp==1.4.6