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Yesterday my Eclipse (luna) was working pretty fine. Today, when I launched it for the first time, I went into my project and start coding. Then I saved with ctrl + S. When I did this, Eclipse stop responding. I quited, relaunched, and re-did a ctrl + s, and Eclipse re-crashed, without any error messages.

I uninstalled Luna, installed Kepler instead, same problem. I have deleted my workspace, re-built a new one ... Still crashing.

Things I noticed is that there is always "Building project" in background after I saved, and the percentage is at 0 everytime.

Any clue to solve my problem ? Thank you.

Jean Oudot
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  • see the config ini file – guillaume girod-vitouchkina Dec 05 '15 at 10:39
  • might want to check if java is compiling properly. try compiling something from the command line. – willix Dec 05 '15 at 10:48
  • Also check the eclipse folder for log files. – Tom Dec 05 '15 at 10:51
  • Also check you hard disk – Slava Vedenin Dec 05 '15 at 10:59
  • Ok so I guess I found the clue. First of all, i guess i had a problem with my file system. When I deleted a repository and then tried to copy / paste the same repository at the same path, windows said "files are alreay existing ..." and when I pressed "replace all", it crashed. I have reboot my computer, and workspaces i deleted before the reboot were still here. I guess it was part of the problem. Then I built a totally new workspace, moved required files and removed the tag in the .project file. It works fine now, thank for clues ! – Jean Oudot Dec 05 '15 at 11:28

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I would try these steps to resolve:

  1. Execute your Eclipse.exe as Administrator

  2. If not work, delete the path .metadata inside your workspace and open again

  3. Specify your JVM. Example: Eclipse workspace crashes on startup

  4. Try with JVM 1.7 and 1.8 too (some plugins only work with Java 8)

  5. Re-install your JVM and try again

Perform one step at a time and try to open Eclipse with each modification.

I hope this helps...

Good Luck!

Community
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Seems like a problem with your project compiling. Try to reinstall the JDK, might work.

Zi1mann
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