Why the infinite loop stops after the count(1993)

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Hi guys
in my code i am using one infinite loop while(true)
and I have two forms i.e., Form1 and Form2.
Form1 Code.

C#

private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  int32 c=0;
  while (true)
  {
      Form2 fm = new Form2();
      fm.Show();
      c=c+1;
      if(c>1994)
      {
          MessageBox.Show(c.ToString());
      }      
  }
}

But loop suddenly stop after 1993 and it works fine if I uses form1 fm=new form1();
So, can anybody tell me the reason of it ?
Thanks In Advance.

Posted 24-Jun-15 20:49pm

Member 11024618

Updated 24-Jun-15 21:38pm

_Asif_

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_Asif_ · Answer 1 · 2015-06-24T21:45:00

Solution 1

Seems like homework! The loop does not stop after c greater than 1993 rather a message box starts appearing showing value of c and continue showing it till you kill the application.

Posted 24-Jun-15 21:45pm

_Asif_

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Member 11024618 25-Jun-15 3:50am

Actually code never reaches to MessageBox.Show(c.ToString()); if you put break point on it.

Member 11024618 25-Jun-15 3:52am

Actually code never reaches to MessageBox.Show(c.ToString()); if you put break point on it. So, No message box appears and if you don't put the condition then also it stops after few seconds. Why don't you try?

sasanka sekhar panda · Answer 2 · 2015-06-24T22:00:00

Solution 3

The code was working fine after 1993 also..(means i m getting the message box pop up
like: 1995,1996 ...and so on)
If the loop stops in your machine then it due to some memory issue as you created 1993 form..

Posted 24-Jun-15 22:00pm

sasanka sekhar panda

Updated 24-Jun-15 22:01pm

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Member 11024618 25-Jun-15 4:11am

Are You Creating the object of form1?
Because it's working fine with form1 object but if I create object of form2 on form1 then it stops and No memory issue.

sasanka sekhar panda 25-Jun-15 4:16am

No, i tried with form2 object only..and i did not modify any thing with the posted code..But the loop is infinite as expected..

Member 11024618 25-Jun-15 5:44am

Don't Know but it is not working here. I tried on the other system too.

sasanka sekhar panda 25-Jun-15 5:55am

what is your system conflagration.. ???

Member 11024618 25-Jun-15 6:07am

Processor: Intel I3
Ram: 4.00 GB
Hard Disk: 500 GB
Window 7 64-bit
I don't think it's a memory issue since form1 is executing infinite times. But the problem is when I create object of one form in another then it stops automatically. It Works fine when object of form is on same page.