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Forum Visual Basic Programming Visual Basic 6.0 Programming [RESOLVED] Getting Rid of a Out of stack space error If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You http://forums.codeguru.com/showthread.php?471241-RESOLVED-Getting-Rid-of-a-Out-of-stack-space-error may have to register or Login before you can post: click the register link above http://www.personalcomputerfixes.com/general-errors/how-to-fix-runtime-error-28-%E2%80%93-%E2%80%9Cout-of-stack-space%E2%80%9D/ to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Results 1 to 8 of 8 Thread: [RESOLVED] Getting Rid of a Out of stack space error Tweet Thread Tools Show Printable Version Email this Page… Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode February 19th, 2009,12:34 out of PM #1 Alphadan View Profile View Forum Posts Member Join Date Feb 2009 Posts 252 [RESOLVED] Getting Rid of a Out of stack space error hi i have a very congested sub that uses a doevents to keep gui working but somehow i got a Out of stack space error on the doevents line. does anyone knows the cause and hot to solve it? Thx in advance Daniel G. Reply With Quote February 19th, 2009,01:17 PM #2 out of stack Peter_B View Profile View Forum Posts Member + Join Date Jan 2009 Posts 596 Re: Getting Rid of a Out of stack space error Originally Posted by Alphadan hi i have a very congested sub that uses a doevents to keep gui working but somehow i got a Out of stack space error on the doevents line. does anyone knows the cause and hot to solve it? Thx in advance Daniel G. We would need to see the code to give an informed answer. However, I suspect that you may be using recursion for the doevents loop - this would blow the stack. Please post the code to get a better answer. Reply With Quote February 19th, 2009,02:53 PM #3 Alphadan View Profile View Forum Posts Member Join Date Feb 2009 Posts 252 Re: Getting Rid of a Out of stack space error this its the code launching the error Code: Private Sub SeccPack(ByRef IncommingPack() As Byte) For j = 0 To BlockCount - 1 CopyMemory SegTemporal(0), IncommingPack(j * BlockLenght), BlockLenght GetSeccIndx SegTemporal(), ImgIndx CopyMemory RawImage(ImgIndx), SegTemporal(0), SeccLenght DoEvents Wait 10 Picture1.Picture = PictureFromBits(RawImage()) Next j DoEvents End Sub the wait procedure has also a doevents inside it uses the wait tabel timer function and the getsecc indx just reads with copy memory the 1st 4 bytes of the array to get the index number this procesure its being ca
this error arises from the fact that Visual Basic (VB) makes intense use of functions and "sub calls", taking up so much memory that your system simply cannot keep up with the requests your system it making. The "Stack Space" of your system is basically a technical term used to describe the memory that your PC will use to run the programs on your system, and as your PC will be using too many memory allocations, it's continually causing the likes of the runtime 28 error to show. What Causes Runtime Error 28? You can experience this error in this form: Runtime Error 28 - Out of stack space When software runs, it requires a lot of the system memory to operate (RAM). If it is the case that a certain application, in this case VB, is causing the operating system to continually ask for more memory that is available, the process cannot continue and so a "Stack overflow" occurs. Possible causes of this issue are quite varied. It could be the application you are using is buggy and is attempting to use a lot of memory, which your system may not have. It could well be that a background application could be hogging system resources, causing other applications to be allocated less than what they need. Finally, there is a possibility that it could be the operating system that needs updating, as there may be certain bugs in the software that Microsoft remove via the issue of hotfixes. How To Fix The Runtime 28 Error On Your PC Step 1 – Re-Install Any Software Causing The Problem Re-installing software should be your first step when attempting to deal with this problem, as it is the easiest method to carry out. Here is how you should go about it: Take a note of the application causing the "Out of Stack Space" runtime error 28. Go to Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs Locate the problem application Highlight this application and click "Remove" Follow the un-install wizard and then once it has finished, restart your PC Install the latest version of the software again on your system This method should remove any buggy installation files that may be hindering the operation of the process. This is not a sure fire way to remove the "Runtime error 28", so if this did not help carry onto step 2. Step 2 – Close Any Other Programs Some programs th