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VS2008 crashes in XAML after installing 5.60 and oradev255vs

Posted: Fri 16 Apr 2010 13:16
by HCRoman
Hi devart team,

Installed is the pro version last released with 5.60 is
5.60.120.0

OraDeveloper Tools are
2.55.168

we have serious problems with our VS2008 after installing the new versions!!! :?: :?:

.NET 4.0 is not installed
.NET 3.5 FP1 is installed

Me and two other team members have serious problems after installing the new versions.

Verry often VS2008 crashes if we try to open any XAML-file.

Only in the event log of the machine you can found the error

.NET Runtime version 2.0.50727.3603 - Schwerwiegender Fehler im Ausführungsmodul (7A2E10D2) (0).

Microsoft-Produkt: .NET Framework; Version: 2.0.50727.3053; ID: 1023; Ereignisquelle: .NET Runtime; Dateiname: mscoree.dll;


Any help or idea,
We are not sure, if this is a devart problem, but it occurres first tima after installing the new versions

Tnx

Roman

Posted: Mon 19 Apr 2010 06:32
by .jp
The latest version of dotConnect for Oracle is 5.60.124, try using it.

1. Try to uninstall OraDeveloper Tools 2.55.168 and dotConnect 5.60.120.
2. Check how VS 2008 works.
3. Install dotConnect, then OraDeveloper Tools checking each time the work of VS2008.

XAML files crashing VS2008

Posted: Fri 08 Oct 2010 11:01
by HCRoman
Hi all,

we have found one reason, why the VS2008 crashes.
(Same may be could happen for VS2010)

The reason are "invalid" ngen generated images...

Try

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727>ngen update

And see the bulk of error messages

After removing "all" images with:

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727>ngen /delete *

no longer any precompiled image exists and the crashes have gone!

You can try to delete only different Images,
(we have not checked, which of the images was the dangerous one for VS)

The loading benefits for ngen generated images no longer availabel but you do not really "feel" this during your work.
:) :) :)

If you have any experiences with corrupted ngen images, please post this.

Roman