Zitat von Andar@RPGMakerWeb.com
there are several possible reasons for such errors and they're not always part of the program.
the variant described in Galv's post is often called a "memory leak", because as a result the memory appears to run out for the game. Basically this happens when a loop reserves new memory for creating variables but doesn't free that memory after the variable is no longer used, causing increased parts of the memory being reserved and unusable until the game runs out of free memory.
another variant can be a damaged program that no longer functions properly. in that case you'll solve it by deinstalling and reinstalling the program.
A third possibility is a damaged background program/driver. In that case the error is not really inside the reported program, but one of the background tasks running at the same time uses up the capacity needed for the program that reported the error. This couold be an automated backup suddenly working at the same time the game files are accessed, or it could be caused if you installed two different antivirus programs that suddenly decided to check themselves out at the same time or something like that.
Or it could be that you simply have too many programs running at the same time - the editor, the game for testing, a graphics program for working on a missing sprite, a browser for checking in the forums - today's computers can handle a lot more at multitasking, but even they have limits - especially if some of those programs need a good part ofyour hardware capacity to work...
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