Runs pretty well out of the box on my laptop -- 2MHz dual CPU with 4G
RAM, running Vista.  Not lightning fast, mind you, but certainly not
painfully slow (though emulator startup the very first time can be
benchmarked with a calendar).  I'm guessing that having enough RAM is
important.

On Sep 19, 6:07 am, Neilz <neilhorn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all. I'm sure like many of you, I use Eclipse for my development.
>
> The problem with it is, I find it incredibly memory hungry... it often
> takes ages to load up, when I save a file it hangs for a while (saying
> "Building workspace" in the bottom right hand corner), and is just
> generally slow.
>
> I wondered if anyone had any tips for streamlining it for Android. I
> don't use it for anything else (if necessary, I will install a
> separate instance for general Java stuff) so I can't help thinking
> there are lots of modules and stuff I could get rid of which may help
> it run more smoothly.
>
> Anyone have some tips on this?

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