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  1. Jud
    I get this message when trying to run a program in the Delphi 13 IDE or the EXE file. It works in Delphi 12.3. I have 128GB of RAM, which should be plenty. It was working yesterday. I did a build of the project and I rebooted the computer. (I installed Delphi 13 yesterday, and it worked until today.) Can this be fixed? "There is not enough free memory to run this program. Exit one or more programs, and then try again." PS - now I'm also getting "unable to create process, not enough memory ... " in the IDE.
  2. Hafedh TRIMECHE
    Delphi: 10.3 Version 26.0.36039.7899 This code generates a memory at the first call to SetLength: A memory block has been leaked. The size is: 519 This block was allocated by thread 0x2010, and the stack trace (return addresses) at the time was: 00420A36 [FastMM5.pas][FastMM5][FastMM_DebugGetMem][7718] 006E43A7 [uMemory.pas][uMemory][NewAllocMem][88] 00407441 [System.pas][System][@ReallocMem][5022] 0040DB51 [System.pas][System][DynArraySetLength][36046] 0040B09C [System.pas][System][@LStrFromPWCharLen][26213] 0040DC92 [System.pas][System][@DynArraySetLength][36150] 00811B23 [uCommon.pas][uCommon][Mime64Decode][3729] 00928D49 [uXMLSec.pas][uXMLSec][NodeGetBase64Value][311] 0092B828 [uXMLSec.pas][uXMLSec][VerifyNode][893] 0092C0D4 [uXMLSec.pas][uXMLSec][TXMLSec.Verify][1006] 00D43D7A [Main.pas][Main][TMainForm.UpdateAttachmentsAndSignatures][298] 00D44784 [Main.pas][Main][TMainForm.LoadFile][427] 00D44886 [Main.pas][Main][TMainForm.BtnOpenClick][443] 00578075 [Vcl.Controls.pas][Vcl.Controls][TControl.Click][7536] 0059B84F [Vcl.StdCtrls.pas][Vcl.StdCtrls][TCustomButton.Click][5470] 0059C365 [Vcl.StdCtrls.pas][Vcl.StdCtrls][TCustomButton.CNCommand][5931] 00577B19 [Vcl.Controls.pas][Vcl.Controls][TControl.WndProc][7420] 75FD5E7A [Unknown function at GetClassLongW] 75FD60BF [Unknown function at GetClassLongW] 75FD5EBC [Unknown function at GetClassLongW] function Mime64Decode(const Encoded:string):TBytes; var InLen , OutLen : NativeUInt; Raw : RawByteString; begin Raw := RawByteString(Encoded); InLen := Length(Encoded); OutLen := 0; if InLen>0 then begin OutLen := MimeDecodedSize(InLen); SetLength(Result,OutLen); try OutLen := MimeDecode(Raw[1],InLen,Result[0]); except OutLen := 0; end; end; SetLength(Result,OutLen); end; Is there any alternative to allocate memory to TBytes? Best regards.
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