[Carlos S. Zamudio]

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[Carlos S. Zamudio]

Thank you. Running the -clean option in both places seems to have done the trick. I’ll try to remember this next time. (-:

Other than perhaps slowing things down, is there any reason not to have the -clean permanently in the launch and initialization?

Thanks again.

Carlos S. Zamudio

[Loyal Water]

Other than perhaps slowing things down, is there any reason not to have the -clean permanently in the launch and initialization?

There is no other reason. Your startup time will increase by a few milliseconds.

[Carlos S. Zamudio]

Thanks. The reason I ask is that when I use -clean during startup all goes well in building my workspace. When I take it out, the errors return when building the workspace. Put it back in, all is OK. I guess this tells me there is something corrupted in my workspace.

[Loyal Water]

That could be the reason. You can leave the -clean in your eclipse.ini file.

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