.NET applications may run out of memory when you run the applications in Visual Studio .NET 2003 (884190)

RESOLUTION

To resolve the problem, use the Rebase utility to rebase the following DLLs to the preferred base addresses:

• Diasymreader.dll
• Cscompmgd.dll
• Microsoft.visualbasic.dll
• Microsoft.jscript.dll
• Microsoft.vsa.dll

To rebase unmanaged DLLs, including the Diasymreader.dll file, run the following command at a command prompt:

editbin /rebase:base=0x5DA10000 diasymreader.dll

To rebase managed DLLs, including the Cscompmgd.dll file, the Microsoft.visualbasic.dll file, the Microsoft.jscript.dll file, and the Microsoft.vsa.dll file, follow these steps for each file:

1. Remove the DLL from the global assembly cache folder. To do this, run the following command at a command prompt:

   gacutil /u path/DLLName

2. Rebase the DLL. To do this, run the following command at a command prompt:

   rebase -b	BaseAddressDLLName

3. Install the DLL in the global assembly cache folder. To do this, run the following command at a command prompt:

   gacutil /i path/DLLName

The following table includes the DLLs and the preferred base addresses. Rebase these DLLs to the preferred base addresses.

File Name	Preferred Base Address
Cscompmgd	0x5DA00000
Diasymreader	0x5DA10000
Microsoft.visualbasic	0x5DAA0000
Microsoft.jscript	0x5DB40000
Microsoft.vsa	0x5DB30000