The maximum number of problem error markers generated as part of a build is limited by default to 10,000. The maximum number of problem error markers created during a build is limited by the
build.errors.limit system property. You can modify this property by editing it in the
eclipse.ini file. This file can be found in the
C:\Users\Public\Micro Focus\Enterprise Developer\eclipse (Windows) or
/opt/microfocus/EnterpriseDeveloper/eclipse/eclipse
(UNIX) folder. To specify that there is no limit on the number of problem error markers generated for a build, set the property value to
0.
Note: When the maximum limit of problem error markers is reached a new project build problem error marker is created. The marker explains that there are too many build errors and the build has been canceled. Building a project without limiting the number of problem error markers can result in large numbers of problem error markers. Too many error markers can cause an internal error due to too much heap space being consumed.
Micro Focus recommends that you limit your problem error markers to 10,000.
