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Writing Tests to Catch Memory Leaks in .NET Posted: Nov 13, 2008 2:34 PM
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Although Microsoft will claim that it is "not possible to have a memory leak in managed code", most seasoned .NET developers will laugh at that statement. It turns out that it is very easy to leak memory -- just keep a referencing object around longer than the referenced object, and you can leak.

Here is a way to write tests to catch leaks.

http://brian.genisio.org/2008/11/writing-tests-to-catch-memory-leaks-in.html

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