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Cheers for that. Problem is we're using Silverlight (It won't die no matter how long I hold its head under the water) for which there is no version of that API [image]
Useful to know in the future though [image] / comments
Cheers for that. Problem is we're using Silverlight (It won't die no matter how long I hold its head under the water) for which there is no version of that API
Useful to know in the future though
ukian wrote:
I'm having this exact same problem. I don't believe it's IE that's (directly) at fault here, or the Silverlight application. Specifically the Silverlight app starts usually taking about 200meg. It is only running under ANTS 8 that it goes mental and consumes a gig before crashing both IE and ANTS.
This problem only started for me yesterday and I can't do anything to make it stop happening now. Even using a previous branch results in the same behaviour.
Just for extra information, using ants performance, or DotMemory, or nothing, the run away memory situation is not repeated. It's only with MemProfiler. / comments
ukian wrote:
I'm having this exact same problem. I don't believe it's IE that's (directly) at fault here, or the Silverlight application. Specifically the Silverlight app starts usually taking a...
I'm having this exact same problem. I don't believe it's IE that's (directly) at fault here, or the Silverlight application. Specifically the Silverlight app starts usually taking about 200meg. It is only running under ANTS 8 that it goes mental and consumes a gig before crashing both IE and ANTS.
This problem only started for me yesterday and I can't do anything to make it stop happening now. Even using a previous branch results in the same behaviour. / comments
I'm having this exact same problem. I don't believe it's IE that's (directly) at fault here, or the Silverlight application. Specifically the Silverlight app starts usually taking about 200meg. It ...
Howdy, further information, going back to Version 7.1 has resolved the crash problem.
It's doubly complicated for me at the moment because I'm trying to track down an intermittent problem where the silverlight client will suddenly bloat to a gig and die. So exactly the situation I'm seeing here, except this has been consistent on start up. My guess is it's related to network related. The problem hits during the part of the application start up where it is receiving a lot of data over WCF.
It happens even with all the options disabled such as "unmanaged objects" and "track idisposable" (paraphrasing).
I appreciate you're unlike to find a cure, and to be honest, it's Silverlight and we'll be killing it as soon as humanly possible (but not yet *sigh*). Just adding to the information to help others. / comments
Howdy, further information, going back to Version 7.1 has resolved the crash problem.
It's doubly complicated for me at the moment because I'm trying to track down an intermittent problem where the...
james.billings wrote:
Thanks - we have a suggestion forum for the performance profiler - you can find it here - if you suggest the features you'd like to see, other users can vote for the ideas, increasing the likelihood they'll get looked into.
I will do so now [image] / comments
james.billings wrote:
Thanks - we have a suggestion forum for the performance profiler - you can find it here - if you suggest the features you'd like to see, other users can vote for the ideas,...