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c# question – is there a tool to identify where I should/can use a “using” statement to ensure resources are closed? (to avoid memory leaks etc)
Including both the cases that:
a) there are resources not been closed and
b) syntax is using a try-catch-finally and identies this could be changed to a using
Thanks
I’m not sure if it covers case b explicitly, but Gendarme is a fine tool that will tell you when you don’t have a
usingstatement around disposable objects.