Specified argument was out of the range of valid values

[mihaichiritescu]

Hi,

I have created 2 memory snapshots with ANTS memory profiler and I am not able to compare the instances between the first and second memory snapshots. I am not using any filtering on the class/instance list. Also note that this behavior happens also if I saved the results and opened the profiler results. The error I encounter is the following one:

Specified argument was out of the range of valid values.Parameter name: endId
System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException
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Also I tried the following scenario: filtered the instance list of only one memory snapshot (no comparation on snapshots) and I tried to see the instance retention graph on some objects and I am seeing the following error:

Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object.
RedGate.Memory.Interface.Exceptions.ObjectNotFoundException
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I have searched the first error on the forum and found something related to gcServer, but I checked that gcServer is not specified in the app config file. The application is a 32bit windows desktop app running on a x64 Windows 7 so I presume the GC is on workstation mode, not on server mode.

Also I have found answers saying that this could happen if the results would be bigger than 2 GB so I saved my results and say that they are only 1.2GB.

Not sure if it matters but I will specify that the desktop app consumes 1.1GB of private bytes and the RedGate.MemoryProfiler.UI.exe process consumes 790MB, I am using licensed DotNetDeveloperBundle and the memory profiler is update to the latest 7.4 version.

Does anyone know any workaround for this? In my opinion what I tried is a basic scenario and should be working properly, this is forcing us to consider other profilers.

Thanks,
Paul

[jessica.ramos]

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