Re:Visual Studio Code Will Replace Visual Studio
by randomfool on Saturday May 05, 2018 @01:52AM
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> I've never experienced an out-of-memory with VS, so that whole argument is moot.
Second-hand knowledge here- I heard that VS 2010 was delayed because it would crash out of memory under many common scenarios- like load WinForms designer, TFS and one other module and boom. So every team had to go on a serious diet.
The only reason you haven't gotten an out of memory is that the VS team has been fighting like mad to support common scenarios in the 32-bit address space.
Second-hand knowledge here- I heard that VS 2010 was delayed because it would crash out of memory under many common scenarios- like load WinForms designer, TFS and one other module and boom. So every team had to go on a serious diet.
The only reason you haven't gotten an out of memory is that the VS team has been fighting like mad to support common scenarios in the 32-bit address space.