I usually kill and reload the IDE when it shows signs of more than its usual sluggishness, since a hang or crash is surely on its way with javaw.exe consuming loads of memory and cpu time.
It is almost guaranteed to go wrong some time during an editing session if I start typing braces to add entries within an initialisation structure, see example below.
IDE is V1.1.0 build 137 but I think it was present before.
typedef struct
{
int a;
int b;
} egrec;
egrec A[] =
{
{ 1, 2 },
{ 3 ,4 },
{7,8},
{5, 6}
};
the inner braces will be ok if pasted in as a pair but not if entered one or other at a time. Just tried it in a new file typing in the ascending order of the numbers. After 8}, sudden lurch, the cpu is consuming 100% and javaw.exe is up to 1/2 GB and it's slow typing this. A minute later cpu time is ok again but memory is still hogged so I'll post now while the going's good, kill the IDE and reload... Doesn't usually happen this soon or so easily.
