I have 2 XML files that I would like to include into a project and compile as a .DLL
I have never had a problem with this before, well until my XML files significantly increased in size.
The one file is 475MB in size, if I compile with only this file, the DLL is complied without a problem. However, when I attempt to compile the file that is 700MB + then I get the common error.
Unexpected error writing metadata to file ‘Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.’
In the perfect situation I would like to be able to compile with the 700MB+ file and the 475MB file, but I would also need to know the limitations as I do expect the 700MB file to grow to well over a gigabyte.
Is there something I can do to get the DLL to build without giving me the errors? At this point I can not split the 700MB file up, I know that would be the perfect soultion but it is just not possible. Can anyone give me some advice about this?
I am running Windows 7 -64bit with 8 gigabytes of RAM and Visual Studio 2010 with no service pack.
There is an article for VS.NET 2008 that might also apply to VS.NET 2010:
Maybe this is also helpful for your issue.