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shooltz wrote:Bug confirmed & fixed.
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The fix will be included in the upcoming release.

I have run the smilenet.dll released on November 4 through my test suite and all algorithms passed without throwing the exception.

Thanks again!

shooltz wrote:Bug confirmed & fixed.

Thanks very much, that's good news!
I'm looking forward to the new release.

Is there a chance to have new SMILE.net and jSmile versions supporting this feature? *asks nicely*

Hi! It's me again - with bad (or, let's say, ambivalent) news...

The problem didn't surface again for quite some time now, mostly because of excessive synchronisation which effectively meant that the whole application ran single-threadedly...

In the meantime, thanks to your suggestion, I tried to ...

I got the debug build and will deploy it to the server ASAP.
Will report back with any new insights...

Stupid me, why am I posting so bold things... ;-)

Here is the relevant part of two stacktraces that may be of help:

ERROR 0 - AccessViolationException - Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.
StackTrace: at DSL_network.__ctor(DSL ...

Thanks for the hints with AddMemoryPressure and Network.Dispose(). :D
I was unable to reproduce the exception with the code that uses Dispose() so it appears that your suggestions did the trick (although the bug was not reliably reproducible even before - will report back if it re-surfaces).

For ...

Hard to tell without looking at the specifics of your application. Thanks for answering! Let's see whether I can get specific enough without having to post the entire application ;-)
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