Hi,
If I have a class A that implements IDisposable,
and I have a data member Class B,
I implement Dispose() and GC.SuppressFinalize(Me) in Class A
but don't call B.Dispose() explicitly in Class A not even in the Finalizer
Did I releases the memory for B or
do I need explicitly call B.Dispose() so memory is explicitly released for B ?
Does anybody have an idea if the memory for B is still allocated for the application even though the Class A no longer exists?
Is there a quick test I can run to confirm if there is a memory leak in the application due to Class B ?
Just as a side note, the application is written in VB.
Any ideas or response you may have is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

-V-

Hi,

You are in class A. How can you GC.SuppressFinalize(Me). Me innocent current Class. Where is the object for Class B.

What have you done in order to detect leaks? What tools did you use?