Re: Apparent CPU loop

Would one of you be able to grab a thread dump? I don't have Windows, and
I'm not seeing the issue, at least not as profoundly as you are. I do see a
jump in CPU usage, but then it drops fairly quickly to where before
switching windows. You can get a thread dump on Windows by starting jEdit
from a console window, then press Ctrl-Break when it's doing the high CPU
problem.

I'm not running anywhere close to the same things as you are -- jEdit
5.5pre1 (from svn), openjdk version 1.8.0_162, arch linux updated 3 days
ago, so definitely not a good environment to see this problem

Dale


PS


On Tue, Apr 3, 2018 at 9:56 AM, maxwell <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 2018-04-03 10:05, Jarvis, Bob wrote:
>
>> I've discovered a sequence of operations which seem to throw jEdit
>> into CPU loop. To do this:
>> ...
>> This occurs under Windows 7, Oracle Java 1.8, jEdit 5.4.0 and is
>> completely repeatable.
>>
>
> Weird, I was all ready to say this couldn't be...until I tried it on my
> machine, and got this same result.
>
> Windows 7, Oracle Java 1.8.0_162, jEdit 5.3.0 (so same, except one decimal
> point earlier version of jEdit)
>
>    Mike Maxwell
>
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