Overview
This page analyzes potential memory leaks in a C# application.
This is a basic demonstration of common memory leak patterns.
This page shows how a memory leak could manifest.
We will test if the program leaks resources or not.
Testing the Memory Leak
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Test Case 1: Object Reference Leak
A variable is assigned to a reference, but not destroyed, causing it to linger.
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Test Case 2: Static Variable Leak
A static variable is initialized without releasing it.
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Test Case 3: Memory Allocation Leak
Memory is allocated and not freed or reset.
Analysis
The analysis reveals potential memory leaks in the C# application.
Further debugging is needed to identify the source of the leaks.
Code Snippet (Illustrative - Simplified)
public class Example {
public static int CountMemoryLeaks() {
// Simulate a memory leak
int leakedMemory = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < 1000000; i++) {
leakedMemory++;
}
return leakedMemory;
}
}
Warnings
A potential warning has been detected.
Summary
This is a preliminary assessment.
This web page is functional to demonstrate a memory leak test.