问题
Dealing with an issue where loading a large file into memory in a Silverlight 4 app leads to a an out of memory exception, and a crash. The file is ~100MB. I am trying to determine if Silverlight has some sort of default limit on RAM.
回答1:
I can tell you only about Silverlight 5, as I'm having issue with it now.
As some author has written here, on any machine (x86, or x64) for 32-bit process the memory limit by default is 2 GB. If special flag in .exe header is set (called IMAGE_FILE_LARGE_ADDRESS_AWARE), then the limit is increased to 4 GB. However, in OOB mode Silverlight app is lauched by C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Silverlight\sllauncher.exe, which is 32-bit process that doesn't have appropriate flag set, so it has 2GB memory limit MINUS ~800 MB for .NET CLR usage.
In short terms: RAM limit (at least in my case, OOB mode) is 1.3 GB.
(sorry I'm answering 1.5-years-old question, but people may want to know...)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9330382/what-are-the-default-maximum-ram-allotments-for-a-silverlight-4-app