Re: gcroot<> objects and finalization
"Jochen Kalmbach [MVP]" <nospam-Jochen.Kalmbach@holzma.de> wrote in message
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Hi Ben!
That's a misstatement of the rule. A finalizer should not refer to any
managed objects which aren't independently reachable from a root, because
they could already have been collected. Objects protected against
collection using a static field or C++ gcroot template can be used during
finalization.
Yes, it is possible to use "reachable" managed objects... but this is bad
app-design and could lead to object-resurrection...
There's a distinction between root-reachable vs addressable from the
finalizer. Root-reachable objects cannot have been finalized, so no
problems with resurrection. But a finalizer also has access to the fields
of the object being finalized, some of these may be the sole surviving
reference to an object that is not root-reachable, and might already be
gone.
Anyway, for the OP's problem, the gcroot keeps the TcpClient alive, so the
ObjectDisposedException was not caused by the GC running the TcpClient's
finalizer. Something else is disposing the TcpClient.
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