Recursive inheritance depth analysis causes StackOverflows in large projects

[AntonisGkortzis]

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[AntonisGkortzis]

Temporarily patched with Exception handling.

[luiscruz]

I think this is related:

When I run Designite over the Android project SteamGifts I get weird overflow messages:

• "Inheritance depth analysis step skipped due to memory overflow"
• "Ancestors analysis skipped due to memory overflow"

This sentenced get repeated several times in the output.

Notes:

• The version I am using was downloaded today from the official website
• README minor fix: Designite.jar --> DesigniteJava.jar

[wnoizumi]

Hi,
I'm facing the same problem when analyzing large projects such as Elasticsearch (v1.2.2).
Is there any workaround for this problem?

[Thodoras]

Hi, The work around of course is to exchange recursion with a more itterative approach. As far as I remember I used recursion in graph class where a DFS is used. The workaround is to use a stack (data structure) to keep track on what the algorithm has explored. I don't think it is too troublesome to tweek the code, once the DFS functionality is found.

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