What cases? Problem of finalizers that all managed objects you try to reference
must be treated as null. If you try to look from this view you'll see that
theyre don't do anything
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> In embedded or network part? In embedded I thought I had fixed that
In network. The embedded is OK - backed by the SafeHandles - as I wrote.
> issues. As for network, they should be eliminated at all IIRC.
Agreed. Although there might be a one or two cases where it makes sense,
higher up. I ju
In embedded or network part? In embedded I thought I had fixed that issues. As
for network, they should be eliminated at all IIRC.
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> What finalizers are you mention?
All.
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What finalizers are you mention?
On 29 August 2016 at 11:23, Gerdus van Zyl wrote:
> I agree finalizers should not be used to mask or 'fix' incorrect provider
> usage. I try to avoid finalizers as much as possible since they run at
> unpredictable times causing hard to debug scenarios.
>
> On Su
I agree finalizers should not be used to mask or 'fix' incorrect provider
usage. I try to avoid finalizers as much as possible since they run at
unpredictable times causing hard to debug scenarios.
On Sun, Aug 28, 2016 at 5:40 PM, Jiří Činčura wrote:
> Hi *,
>
> Talking about finalizers in my la
> A forecast in time for this release
Hopefully before end of the year. My current plan, among bug fixes, is
roughly: compression > .NET Core > EF Core > finalizers.
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> I believe it will make the code slightly faster and also solve some rare
> bugs, often NREs from finalizer thread.
>
> Of course it will be new major version.
that is my opinion also.
A forecast in time for this release
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Talking about finalizers in my last email. As I was getting through
these, I found few that are wrong-ish. In 99% cases failing with
exception, that's just swallowed. Confirmed from runtime. Although in 1%
these might be lucky I don't think it's correct usage.
What the finalizers are mostly