SHFB: Error BE0065: BUILD FAILED: Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown. #32
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In which build step did it occur? What's the last part of the build log prior to it failing? |
this the whole build log -----------[Sandcastle Help File Builder, version 2014.11.22.0] Portions Copyright © 2014, Sam Harwell, All Rights ReservedClearing working folder...Validating and copying documentation source information Parsing project files References to include (excluding framework assemblies): Copying XML comments files Settings\Admin\My Documents\Help\Working\CBSUI.xmlGenerating shared content files (en-US, English (United States))... Last step completed in 00:00:00.3906Generating API filter for MRefBuilder... Last step completed in 00:00:00.5938Generating reflection information... Build succeeded. Time Elapsed 00:02:32.17 Last step completed in 00:02:33.2031Transforming reflection output... Build succeeded. Time Elapsed 00:46:07.78 Last step completed in 00:48:31.0938SHFB: Error BE0065: BUILD FAILED: Exception of type On Mon, Mar 16, 2015 at 8:41 PM, Eric Woodruff notifications@github.com
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hi Eric, thank you. On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 1:31 PM, Shruti Shinde shrutishinde790@gmail.com
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Check the working folder, typically .\Help\Working\ under the project folder unless you changed it in the project settings. Look for reflection.xml. How big is it? Chances are that it's just too big for the build engine to load and parse. You've got a single assembly with 75 namespaces, 1045 types, and 31861 members. That's a significant number for several assemblies let alone one. I'd suggest using the API filter to remove unwanted elements to see if you can get the size down but since it has to create the reflection data the same way and load the file to find the members, you're probably still out of luck. If you've got a 64-bit system with more memory, you may give that a try. |
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hi Eric, tags but are not Thank you. On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 1:02 AM, Eric Woodruff notifications@github.com
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As long as the class is showing up in the help file, the comments should as well. If they're not, typically you've either not enabled the option to generate the comments, not rebuilt the project to get an up to date XML comments file, or you're using a different configuration (Debug vs Release) that isn't up to date. The build log will tell you which XML comments files are being used or if one was not found. If found, you can open them to see if the member comments are in it. You can also do Rebuild All to make sure everything is up to date. |
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Hi Eric, Thank you. On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 8:45 PM, Eric Woodruff notifications@github.com
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If you've got a 64-bit system with more memory, you may give that a try. Other than that, you're probably out of luck. |
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Hi Eric, reply its urgent. Thank You. On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 7:16 AM, Eric Woodruff notifications@github.com
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What ever options are available in the viewer for Help 1, Help 2, and MS Help Viewer are what's available. For website output, it's the print option in whatever browser you're using. If you generate an Open XML document, you can open it in something like Microsoft Word and print part or all of it from there. |
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Hi Eric, Thank you. On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 9:01 PM, Eric Woodruff notifications@github.com
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If comments aren't showing up it's either picking up the wrong comments files (Debug vs. Release for example) or the XML comments files are not up to date. Check the build log to see which XML comments files its using and then check those files to be sure the content you are expecting to find is actually there. You may just need to force a full rebuild to regenerate the comments files. |
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Hi Eric, Thank You. On Thu, Apr 16, 2015 at 12:45 AM, Eric Woodruff notifications@github.com
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That can occur when you've got a type derived from something in a reference assembly. Since it isn't documented, it doesn't know from where to get the reference information to create a link to the related topic. You can ignore these warnings for the most part. If you find them bothersome, you can use the Additional Reference Links plug-in to generate reference link information to suppress the warnings. See the plug-in's help topic for details. |
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Hi Eric, Thank You. On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 12:41 AM, Eric Woodruff notifications@github.com
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Already asked and answered earlier in this thread: #32 (comment) |
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Hi Eric, I run the program in 64 bit and 4gb environment and it run properly thank Thank you. On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 8:45 PM, Eric Woodruff notifications@github.com
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this error arised after build complete require guidance to get rid of it please help
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