The question pretty much says it all. Somewhere in my code i instantiated an object ObjectX
with the new
keyword. Now ObjectX
is an expensive one in terms of memory and other resources. I need a means to check at runtime whether ObjectX
is currently alive and being used by the application, or has been garbage-collected.
Any attempt to use a reference to the object is gonna make the object being used. So how can do i that?
Well, you could keep a WeakReference
to it. That won't stop it from being garbage collected, and you can check its "liveness" with IsAlive
.
It's generally a bit of a design smell if you need this sort of thing though. Why do you need to perform this check?
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