StackOverflowException C# mobile app

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Hello all,
I'm developing a windows mobile app and I often get a StackOverflowException. For what I can see, is that it comes because a lot a forms remain open, even when I dispose them every time I open a new one. I use a global class to get values from one form to another. Any idea why I get this exception? I don't have loops or things like this.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 23-Jul-12 4:26am

IviKAZAZI

Updated 23-Jul-12 4:31am

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Rajesh Buddaraju 23-Jul-12 10:37am

Provide your code if possible so that way it will be easy to trace.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-07-23T04:29:00

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It generally isn't loops that cause Stack Overflow - it's unterminated recursion.

Check your code: is there anywhere where a method calls itself, directly or indirectly?

Posted 23-Jul-12 4:29am

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IviKAZAZI 23-Jul-12 10:37am

No,i dont think so. Could it be the form load event the cause? Because i have some piece of code there,where i do some checking,some if else etc. The function i recall in the code is the datagrid_fill to update it,after adding some rows in db.

OriginalGriff 23-Jul-12 10:52am

Without actually seeing it? Can't say! :laugh:

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jul-12 16:49pm

Stack has nothing to do with open forms; it affects the volume of heap memory and unmanaged resources, not stack.
I may not thing so, but your problem is recursion.
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jul-12 16:49pm

It's recursion; my 5.
--SA