Caught up with Bugs in My Favourite IDE ( Visual Studio 2010 )

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Caught up with Bugs in My Favourite IDE ( Visual Studio 2010 )(www.ginktage.com)

submitted by isenthil(2309) 1 year, 7 months ago

Well , for the last few months i have been facing some serious issues in running Visual Studio 2010 as a result of some error messages / bugs . Here are some of the messages / bugs that i was able to capture .For some of the problems i was able to find the fix/update from the Microsoft Connect website , but for others i am still hunting for one .

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posted by sdorman(1415) 1 year, 7 months ago 0

How many (and which) extensions and/or add-ins are you running. I've seen a lot of the out of memory issues being related to improperly written extensions. Also, keep in mind that *some* of these issues aren't strictly Visual Studio 2010 issues but rather WPF related issues.

It's great that you do list the fixes/updates from Microsoft when they are available.

posted by isenthil(2309) 1 year, 7 months ago 0

As far as extensions are concerned , i have only CodeRush installed ...

Anyways , i feel that there might be an update available for other issues too in Microsoft Connect , and will update the blog when i find one :)

posted by sdorman(1415) replied to isenthil(2309), 1 year, 7 months ago 0

Have you tried this without CodeRush installed? I have heard of people running into memory related problems with CodeRush installed. Even though VS2010 greatly improved the way add-ins/extensions interact, there is still a limited amount of memory that Visual Studio can provide to extensions/add-ins which must be shared by all of the extensions/add-ins that you have installed plus the ones that are internal to Visual Studio.

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