no it’s still the same …
i made the edit because first i did not know “Dispose()” but i was in class room and my teacher explain to me.
But as i say only in my 'green" object, other don’t have Dispose() method …
@ Spoko, I still think Jasdev’s or Nicolas3’s code is a good one for you to take and modify as a starting point. My feeling is that understanding it should be no harder than trying to diagnose your current issue… and both of those guys spent a lot of time proving they don’t leak objects/memory
Brett i understand, and i think that it wiil be easyer …
But why i have this problem !! it’s only this i want to understand …
It’s not a problem of my code ( i think … ), so why …
I start to “play” with the code of jasdev but i don’t understand it so i will not have the pleasure to say that it’s only me who do that … ( i repeat i’m french so if you don’t understand all it’s normal ^^)
I will look at Nicolas3’s code later too …
Thank for help !
Nicolas3 is french too from memory… but anyway I digress…
The problem is in how you’re handling objects in your code. You seem to have some references that aren’t being freed up so you continue to leak memory.
Can you post your whole solution somewhere so that someone could potentially grab that and deploy it to a similar hardware - this may help speed up people assisting you