Hi. I am embedding Python into a .NET (C#) application. For the purpose of this discussion my code is like the example given here: https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet#example (except that I am working with arrays of a substantial size).
Each of the "dynamic" variables created in that example are of the .NET type PyObject, which is a disposable type. The code in the example does not call Dispose() on these objects and it would indeed be very inconvenient to do so. Whats the best practice here and what considerations went into this design? Can we expect that the only unmanged resources held by PyObject's are unmanaged memory? (Unless, of course, the PyObject represents a system resource like a file or network stream). Has it been considered to use GC.AddMemoryPressure when PyObjects are backed by a large amount of unmanaged memory? Thanks, Thomas Lundgaard Hansen
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