taskman | create react app | Frontend Framework library

I'm currently working in an Angular 6 project where I have imported several of the new font-awesome 5 icons using the Fort-awesome module for angular.

As expected, by doing so now some of my Unit Tests (Karma + Jasmine) won't pass due to not being able to render the fa-icon selectors in my pages.

I understand that I could use a CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA in the TestBed for each component but I don't know if by doing so I may have other side effects that would make my unit tests less reliable (i.e. other sub-components may stop being tested).

Another option is to simply import the module in each of the required unit tests, and in each of those, also add the library.add() with the required icons. I do think, however, this could end up being tedious as there may be between 20 and 50 icons depending on the type of application.

I've also thought, but haven't tried yet, to add a stub module for the icons, so I simply "ignore" them. I think this could be reasonable, but not sure what the best practice would be in this case.

Below an excerpt of my imports in App.Module

I need to restart my application once an unhandled exception happens. It's a .NET WinForm app.

Can VBA detect the /3GB boot switch?

Microsoft have documented it here on MSDN and it's quite good, as MSDN pages go: they have explained what it is as well as how to use it.

This question is aimed at developers who use the #VBA7 and #Win64 compiler constants, and are comfortable with the API or WMI calls for reading Excel's public working set, and the memory available from the operating system.

The underlying question is: "Do I have the memory to perform this operation in one go"? and "How small will the chunks need to be if I break it up?"

The difficulty is that I cannot find any way of reading the available memory that detects the presence of the /3GB Boot switch.

Here's the code I'm using to read basic memory usage and availability: