On 08/04/2022 22:09, Jeff Gaines wrote:
Visual Studio has always crashed, but maybe being slower, or not having >enough memory, makes it worse.
I am beginning to remember why I don't like my Asus Z170K homebuilt.
Visual studio has just crashed three times in a row while trying to
compile a programme I am working on.
I have run Memtest & Prime64 with no issues. I can't believe I am asking >>since I expect a CPU either works or it doesn't but is there any software >>to test the CPU itself to make sure I didn't bend the pins on this mobo >>(it's the second, I had to trash the first)?
What language are you "compiling" C++? Have you considered using a
Jetbrains alternative, IntelliJ, Pycharm are great. Rider semes ok. I
guess Clion is good.
Or maybe VSCode which is supposed to be OK, not that I've got the hang of
it yet.
I am beginning to remember why I don't like my Asus Z170K homebuilt.
Visual studio has just crashed three times in a row while trying to
compile a programme I am working on.
I have run Memtest & Prime64 with no issues. I can't believe I am asking since I expect a CPU either works or it doesn't but is there any
software to test the CPU itself to make sure I didn't bend the pins on
this mobo (it's the second, I had to trash the first)?
I am beginning to remember why I don't like my Asus Z170K homebuilt.
Visual studio has just crashed three times in a row while trying to
compile a programme I am working on.
I have run Memtest & Prime64 with no issues.
I can't believe I am asking
since I expect a CPU either works or it doesn't but is there any software
to test the CPU itself to make sure I didn't bend the pins on this mobo
(it's the second, I had to trash the first)?
On 08/04/2022 in message <t2q8s8$5ar$1@dont-email.me> Pancho wrote:
On 08/04/2022 22:09, Jeff Gaines wrote:
Visual Studio has always crashed, but maybe being slower, or not
I am beginning to remember why I don't like my Asus Z170K homebuilt.
Visual studio has just crashed three times in a row while trying to
compile a programme I am working on.
I have run Memtest & Prime64 with no issues. I can't believe I am
asking since I expect a CPU either works or it doesn't but is there
any software to test the CPU itself to make sure I didn't bend the
pins on this mobo (it's the second, I had to trash the first)?
having enough memory, makes it worse.
What language are you "compiling" C++? Have you considered using a
Jetbrains alternative, IntelliJ, Pycharm are great. Rider semes ok. I
guess Clion is good.
Or maybe VSCode which is supposed to be OK, not that I've got the hang
of it yet.
I am writing a dual pane explorer using the WindowsAPICodePack which
MSFT released many years ago but then tried to disown - I think it
reveals a lot of the cludges in Windows code!
I am struggling to see why cleaning/compiling should cause it problems,
if the program crashes when I run it that won't be too unusual but I
need it to compile first!
I am beginning to remember why I don't like my Asus Z170K homebuilt.
Visual studio has just crashed three times in a row while trying to
compile a programme I am working on.
On 08/04/2022 22:09, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am beginning to remember why I don't like my Asus Z170K homebuilt.
Visual studio has just crashed three times in a row while trying to
compile a programme I am working on.
Is this a crash that brings down the PC?
If not, is there an exception logged in the event viewer application log.
Is there the creation of a process dump file mentioned?
Is this a crash that brings down the PC?
If not, is there an exception logged in the event viewer application log. >>Is there the creation of a process dump file mentioned?
Hi Adrian.
It doesn't bring down the PC. What happens is it stops writing to the
output window and the menu options to Clean and Rebuild remain grayed out.
I also discovered this morning that although I can make changes to the
files (i.e. I had to correct the name of a ToolStripButton) which it saves >there will be a graphic element that won't respond. In this case it was a >ToolStrip. Really weird. I will copy it all over to the HP Z620 later and
see how it works there. That has 2 x Xeons and 64 GB RAM against 1 x i7
and 32 GB RAM.
Incidentally if anybody knows how to programmatically turn the
"Navigation Pane" on and off using the IExplorerBrowser interface I'd
love to know, it's hard to find a forum of any sort where people use C#
to play with the Windows API.
Incidentally if anybody knows how to programmatically turn the
"Navigation Pane" on and off using the IExplorerBrowser interface I'd
love to know, it's hard to find a forum of any sort where people use C#
to play with the Windows API.
Have you tried your luck on Stackoverflow ?
Incidentally if anybody knows how to programmatically turn the
"Navigation Pane" on and off using the IExplorerBrowser interface I'd
love to know, it's hard to find a forum of any sort where people use C#
to play with the Windows API.
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