问题
When I'm editing XML files in Eclipse (mainly, Android layouts and so), it causes leaks on XServer and it ends eating all my RAM (4GB), so I have to Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to continue.
Do you know any remedy for that?
回答1:
Eclipse Juno and ADT v20 seem to be working well.
回答2:
It might help if you start eclipse off your java interpreter with a garbage collector enabled via the command line. Something like this could work:
java /path/to/eclipse -XX:+UseParallelGC
You could also add some swap space to your computer as a final option, but of course that's one step above asking you to go out and buy more ram.
For more information on garbage collection in java, look here
回答3:
I've seen this issue using eclipse in Linux and Windows, and it sucks!
Try reverting your ADT installation to a previous version.
go to: help --> install new software at the lower right-hand corner click what is "ALREADY INSTALLED"?
click the Installation History tab
you'll see a list of time stamps and hopefully you'll have a older version of ADT to revert to
Hopefully that fixes all of "our" problems until a update is released!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2561161/how-to-avoid-eclipse-leaks-on-xserver-when-editing-android-xml-files