C# USER Objects Leak (10,000 Limit)

[ashurack]

I'm working on an application that eventually crashes when the "USER Objects" reaches 10,000. I've gone through all the code and replaced:

object = null;

with

if(object != null)
    object.dispose();
 
object = null;
 

Is there a way to track the objects that aren't being disposed within a class?

Is there a way to loop through all objects within a class and dispose of all IDisposable objects?

Thanks,
Alan

[PRR]

Setting a object to null does not help...

object = null;
 

You could occasionally call

 System.GC.Collect(0, GCCollectionMode.Forced);
                System.GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers();
                System.GC.Collect(0, GCCollectionMode.Forced);
 

assuming your objects are in generation 0...
Look into implementing IDisposable, MSDN

[ashurack]

Thanks,

My problem turned out to be buttons being added to an ArrayList and never being disposed of. It's kiosk based survey software that I didn't write, lots of code to dig through.