GTK version question

[Mark Russell]

The typical problem problem I get is that thread stack in the debug screen 
stops updating itself as well as nothing showing up in the console.  When I 
switch perspectives ther the console may suddenly update itself.  Also when 
these problems show themselves (its not consistent) java & X start taking all 
the cpu time, mostly split evenly between the two.

Also at other times I may try to save something and Eclipse just hangs.  I 
have had other occurences of it just hanging will trying to exit, debug ect.  
Also sometimes when I start a debug session the function keys do strange 
things such as pop up menus when they should be stepping code.

I didn't start to encounter these until I upgraded Red Hat to the 9 version 
which uses the latest gtk.  I recently switched to Gentoo on this machine 
(which is what i use at home) and it has the same issues.  The only other 
thing it could be is the plugins I'm using since loaded those at the same 
time I upgraded.  The plugins: SysDeo's tomcat plugin, Improve Technologies 
Struts plugin, Eclipse's GEF plugin, and Solar Eclipse (JSP editing among 
other things.

By chance do you know the specific version number of the gtk your using? 
(2.2.0 or 2.2.1)

MAR


On Saturday 03 May 2003 06:37 am, Scott Robert Ladd wrote:
> Mark Russell wrote:
> > The main reason I ask is because my main Java development tool (Eclipse)
> > seems to be having some issues with 2.2.x GTK that still need to be
> > worked out.
>
> What sort of issues?
>
> I'm running Eclipse pretty much all day, on a Debian 'sid' system with
> GTK 2.2, under the Debian "prerelease" version of Xfce4. I haven't has
> any problems to speak of.