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Very good. They should just say, “This software is FUBAR”
i hv the same problem ? is there a solution?
@nab: Usually this is an Out-of-memory error, so the most obvious solution is to increase the memory assigned to the JVM.
Edit eclipse.ini to do that.
The eclipse error log may contain more information (Window/Show View/Error Log).
The problem occurred for me whilst I was working in XP compatibility mode. I created a second copy of eclipse.exe, and called it eclipse-xp.exe. From ankon’s remarks, I guess the problem I had was that there was no eclipse-xp.ini file and so the extra memory assignment I’ve set for eclipse wasn’t being picked up.