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The bit about memory leaks is probably a comment on the effectiveness of the .net GC more than anything else. COM objects are reference counted. When the .net r
by asveikau 7y ago
The bit about memory leaks is probably a comment on the effectiveness of the .net GC more than anything else. COM objects are reference counted. When the .net runtime GCs a wrapped COM object it bumps the count down. My experience from years ago is that can take a long time or not happen at all. There is a manual call that releases the object, after which it is no longer usable from .net.