Hi all,
I’ve programmed an interface with scichart 2D (Visual studio 2012)
when i run my program from debug mode, this is running perfect, when i run in release mode the program is shutdown and
i got this message :
An exception of type ‘System.OutOfMemoryException’ occurred in SciChart.Data.dll but was not handled in user code.
Any idea ?
Thanks a lot
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Is it this issue? http://support.scichart.com/index.php?/News/NewsItem/View/36/net-outofmemoryexception-on-anycpu-read-this
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Hello Andrew, yes I think, but I had not seen this article I found by unchecking “prefer 32 bit”, but I need the two version 64/32 for my program, if an user run on 32 bit after 40,000,000 points, Is there a risk?
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Hi Jean Philippe.
A simple calculation to determine the memory requirement of SciChart is as follows.
40,000,000 points of X=Double, Y=Double requires 40,000,000 * 2 * 8 bytes just to store the data values. This is 640MBytes.
In addition, scichart needs some memory to store drawing commands and pixel coordinates (but not much).
Adding Metadata to X,Y points requires a further 4 bytes per data-point = 800MByte. Metadata is not added unless you add it, however for FIFO charts we have to create an empty Metadata array anyway. So it is possible to have 800MByte memory requirement for 40M points.
This is the raw amount of memory required to just store the data.
The limit per-process for 32-bit applications is 1.5GByte of memory and less if the heap is fragmented. So it is easy to get out of memory exception in 32-bit mode with this many data points.
What you can do is change the data-types.
- Don’t use FIFO and don’t use metadata as this will discard the 4 bytes per data-point required for the metadata.
- Use XType or YType int, float to reduce memory requirements.
e.g. 40M points, non FIFO, X,Y types float will require just 320MByte. A considerable reduction.
Alternatively, force your application to run in 64-bit mode when you have such high data requirements and everything will be OK!
Best regards,
Andrew
- Andrew Burnett-Thompson answered 7 years ago
- last edited 7 years ago
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Hello Nazariy,
thanks for your answer , it was because the check box prefer “32 bit version” was checked.
Best regards.
- Verschueren Jean-Philippe answered 7 years ago
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Hello Verschueren Jean-Philippe,
Can you tell me what is your “Platform target” value ?
Can you go to project properties > Build tab > Platform target, but beware to check if Configuration combobox was switch from Active(Debug) ===>>> to Release
take a look at this screenshot: http://take.ms/dROc2
- Nazariy Pelyushkevych answered 7 years ago
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