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  1. Increase your min/max memory settings (see above link for more info) from 40/256 to 128256/384512 or higher. You might have to experiment with the min/max setting but increasing the initial memory heap to 128 when Eclipse starts should help.
  2. Disable the code folding feature (e.g., auto-hiding of import statements). Go to Eclipse > Preferences > Java > Editor > Folding and uncheck "Enable Folding" checkbox.
  3. Disable Code Assist Auto-Activation. This means no more code assist popups when you type "." to invoke a list of class method/properties. Go to Eclipse > Preferences > Java > Editor > Code Assist and uncheck Auto-Activation checkbox.
  4. If you are using MyEclipse's plugins you might consider disabling (temporarily until you get more memory) it's many validators Eclipse > Preferences > MyEclipse > Validation. The DTD, HTML, JSP, XML validators all use up memory and can slow the system down.

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