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    Quote Originally Posted by arham 4 View Post
    Do you have a specific -Xmx or something on your run configurations (which I described above on how to get to)?
    I ran it with '-Xmx512m' at home and with '-Xmx4096m' on the computer at my university. I get the same errors in both cases.
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    Quote Originally Posted by almeydas View Post
    I ran it with '-Xmx512m' at home and with '-Xmx4096m' on the computer at my university. I get the same errors in both cases.
    Hmm, lets try not specifying a memory amount at all (so, removing the -Xmx4096m or -Xmx512m).
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    Today I tried running it without specifying the memory and then I even tried setting it to '-Xmx8192'. But I keep getting the same error. I was wondering if I there could be something wrong with the way I imported/set up the project itself? I remember having some problems with Gradle. Below is a picture of some of my settings. Maybe you see a problem there?


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    don't worry, this isn't your fault nor an issue related to gradle. it's apollo's terrible map loading design. it's allocating a few giga bytes of junk into memory whilst unnecessarily decoding ALL of the maps so the garbage collector is constantly running eventually crashing. you must either rewrite it or stick a previous revision of apollo until its fixed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whis View Post
    don't worry, this isn't your fault nor an issue related to gradle. it's apollo's terrible map loading design. it's allocating a few giga bytes of junk into memory whilst unnecessarily decoding ALL of the maps so the garbage collector is constantly running eventually crashing. you must either rewrite it or stick a previous revision of apollo until its fixed
    Oh I see. Was confused.
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