Lately, with my WPF project, I commonly get OutOfMemoryException whey I try to run my project. Visual Studio builds the project, then gets the exception when it tries to start up the executable.
I found a decent work-around is to Build the solution first. Then run the solution. This two-step process seems to solve the issue in that when you run it, Visual Studio doesn't build it--so I guess it's got time to clean up memory before starting your executable.
You might eventually still run out of memory, but this'll give you some extra time before you have to close Visual Studio and start it up again.
Friday, December 4, 2009
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