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Old 07-22-2008, 06:43 AM
teognost teognost is online now
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Bad allocation error

Hi
I have got this error:

"Error firing vbld_StepDone event: Error in Step (VBScript) script code at Line 17, Column 1 (bad allocation)"

where the code referred in vbld_StepDone event is:
strLastStepOutput=Application.ExpandMacros("%LASTS TEP_OUTPUT%")

I checked and Application.Options.MaxStepOutputLength = 0
I checked and the output of last step is quite big,can this be the cause?
Any idea how to solve this issue?
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Old 07-22-2008, 07:25 AM
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Re: Bad allocation error

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Originally posted by teognost
Hi
I have got this error:

"Error firing vbld_StepDone event: Error in Step (VBScript) script code at Line 17, Column 1 (bad allocation)"

where the code referred in vbld_StepDone event is:
strLastStepOutput=Application.ExpandMacros("%LASTS TEP_OUTPUT%")

I checked and Application.Options.MaxStepOutputLength = 0
I checked and the output of last step is quite big,can this be the cause?
Possibly. How long is the output?

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Any idea how to solve this issue?
Not sure, but you may need to set a limit on the output length. Please ZIP and send to support@kinook.com:
1) The info from Help | About | Install Info
2) A screen shot of System properties (Windows+Break)
3) A .bld file that we can build here which demonstrates the problem

Thanks.
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Old 07-22-2008, 07:58 AM
teognost teognost is online now
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I have sent an email with everything you requested.

Output is 12051 lines long.
Setting a limit to output length is not a good idea ,as I need to produce a report file containing differences between 2 files.
I use fc.exe in order to compare them:
fc.exe /LB1000 "C:\test\08.2.11.7\File.dis" "C:\test\08.2.11.12\File.dis"
In vbld_StepDone I create the diff file based on last step output:

Sub vbld_StepDone()

Dim strLastStepOutput
Wscript.Echo "******************************"
strLastStepOutput=Application.ExpandMacros("%LASTS TEP_OUTPUT%")
Wscript.Echo "******************************"
Dim strCurrDiffFileFullPath
strCurrDiffFileFullPath=Application.ExpandMacros(" %CURRENT_DIFF_FILE_FULLPATH%")
Wscript.Echo "Current difference file is:"&strCurrDiffFileFullPath

Const ForReading = 1
Const ForWriting = 2
Const ForAppend = 8
Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set oFile = oFSO.OpenTextFile(strCurrDiffFileFullPath,forWriti ng,True)
oFile.Write strLastStepOutput
oFile.Close

End Sub

Is there any other way to create diff file without using
%LASTSTEP_OUTPUT%?
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Old 07-22-2008, 08:07 AM
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Redirect the diff step's output to a file:

%DOSCMD% fc.exe /LB1000 "file1" "file2">%CURRENT_DIFF_FILE_FULLPATH%

and read program output from that file if also needed in the build log.
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Old 07-22-2008, 09:37 AM
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ok,I changed this way,it works now,tks!
However pls let me know if you found a solution for the situation when using LASTSTEP_OUTPUT in order to avoid that bad allocation error appearing in case of big outputs
I tried to limit the output to 100000 and there was no error so I guess the size of output caused the issues with bad allocation err.
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Old 07-22-2008, 11:22 AM
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Testing on a box with 2GB RAM, the build eventually completes without any errors. You may need more memory and/or a Windows Scripting update. But redirecting the program output directly to a file is much faster.
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