I'm using Eclipse and attempting to build my Android app. It's mostly worked fine, but as I add libraries, the compiler slows down. Now that I've added the GeoTools WFS plugin (and that alone, avoiding any jars I don't need) Eclipse slows down so much during a build, that it crashes and never completes. It works fine in a normal Java application. It takes only a second or two. But in an Android one, it can take 15 minutes of unresponsiveness before finally dying.
At first, I thought it may have to do with the “Ignoring InnerClasses attribute” warning I asked about at "Ignoring InnerClasses attribute" warning is killing Eclipse, but now I'm not sure, as solving that problem hasn't helped (and some of the libraries don't have their source available anyway).
I have also tried increasing Eclipse's heap space, but after giving it 2 gig, all it did was take five times as long to crash.
Does anyone know what's going on and/or how to solve it?
