"stop debugging" versus OnOK
- From: runcyclexcski@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 24 Nov 2006 18:59:07 -0800
Does OnOK get called when "stop debugging" is clicked in .NET?
I've never seen any memory leaks in my program until I started creating
threads. Turns out, clicking "stop debugging" does not kill threads
that I irresponsibly did not close. This ultimately lead to multiple
BSODs in my case.
So I started killing my program softly, by first cleaning up the memory
and closing all threads within OnOK first. But now I get "memory leaks"
complaints that I've never seen with "stop debugging".
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