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I have some memory leaks in my project. I know that and I am going to fix them. The strange message I am referring to is the following (displayed in the output window of Visual Studio 10):
What were you thinking?
Detected memory leaks!
Dumping objects ->
...
...
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I have put the … instead of the real memory dumping.
What on earth?!? Is it normal that Visual Studio writes: “What were you thinking?”? I didn’t find any reference on the Internet to this. What could be?
This is likely a debugging output message from within your software, or a component you are referencing.
A common technique is to include a print (using Debug.WriteLine) within a finalizer on an object when building in Debug mode. I would suggest searching for this text within your project(s).