win32exception

Sometimes I get the error Win32Exception Not enough storage is available to process this command after the application has been running for around a month or so. This corresponds to the system error ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY (8) Usually, it's run as a Windows service, and changing the user it's logged on as still makes the error occur. However, if I run the application by double clicking on it, it works fine. The only way it can run as a Windows service again is if the server is restarted. The error appears in the logs that the application writes to. The full error is: System.ComponentModel

I'm using AvalonDock 2.0 , and when ever I open a dock container, while on debugging mode the application crash (it works fine when running without debugging). I get the below exception: An unhandled exception of type 'System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception' occurred in WindowsBase.dll Additional information: The operation completed successfully I came across this answer , which suggest to uncheck the boxes from the Exception Settings. The wired thing is that it worked the first time used it. but it doesn't any more. I've tried on other machines it doesn't work either. any suggestions to how to

I've been writing a lot of code recently that involves interop with the Win32 API and have been starting to wonder what's the best way to deal with native (unmanaged) errors that are caused by calls to Windows API functions. Currently, the calls to native functions look something like this: // NativeFunction returns true when successful and false when an error // occurred. When an error occurs, the MSDN docs usually tell you that the // error code can be discovered by calling GetLastError (as long as the // SetLastError flag has been set in the DllImport attribute). // Marshal