Visual Studio 2022 Stopped Responding

Hello Roy Bradley,

Thank you for contacting us.

Did you notice the real performance problem or did you just see this yellow message? If you noticed any, please collect a performance snapshot as described here.  

Hello,

Are there any plans for Resharper & Visual Studio 2022 integration? I know that you can install Resharper for Visual Studio 2022 but it can't be really used as it goes crazy with memory and seems to analyze forever the code... I'm on a 64 GB of RAM computer and I have opened my solution for like 5 minutes now and Resharper is still analyzing stuff. Visual Studio 2022 is using now 35 GB of RAM and is still growing because Resharper is still analyzing stuff.

Have you ever studied some books about data structures and how you could use some data models which would take less memory like avoiding references (pointers which are 8 bytes on 64 bit) or using sorted array + binary search instead of hashsets , or store data binary even at bit level (i.e. a bool value can be stored on on bit instead of an entire byte + the 8 byte of pointer)? Reverted indexes... 

While I wrote this post, my Visual Studio has reached 55 GB and I had to kill it because it would have crash my OS eventually (already happened once). 

I was able to store 7 billion items in memory containing quite many information per item with just 20 bytes memory usage per item. I even created and uint24 because uint16 was too small for the use case and uint32 was too big. There are technical solutions, you just need the right people to implement them. 

P.S. Maybe you can also implement multithreading so I could really use my 16 cores.

P.P.S. Don't tell me about being limited by VisualStudio. You can have an outside process and communicate in memory (shared memory) with that process from your Visual Studio process.

Hello @Calin Bunea

I had the similar issue. Please try this:

https://resharper-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/206546989-ReSharper-stopped-working-for-a-single-specific-solution

It might help you.

Kind regards.

Hello Calin Bunea,

Thank you for contacting us.
We are really sorry to hear that you experienced a performance issue using ReSharper.
The behavior with the memory usage does not look right. If you can reproduce the same issue once again, I would kindly ask you to collect a memory dump of the Visual Studio process as described here. It can be really useful for the investigation.