to the finalize section for
> Vector but that's up to SUN to do that.
Neither of these is relevant to the code I posted.
>
> 3.Don't forget to do a super.finalize() in all subclasses at the last line in
> void finalize()
Again, not relevant to the code I posted (but
> I've put in checks in our code to check is things are getting finalized... It does
> happen (eventually)
>
> To force cleanups, I rely on the following:
>
> 1.add a void kill() in all heavy classes. make it delete files, close
> sockets... etc.
I would use the word "dispose()" for thi
I've put in checks in our code to check is things are getting finalized... It does
happen (eventually)
To force cleanups, I rely on the following:
1.add a void kill() in all heavy classes. make it delete files, close
sockets... etc.
2.In void finalize() I make all references point
On Tue, 5 Jan 1999, Manfred Hauswirth wrote:
> Even more confusing is the follwoing statement (Bug Id 4102959, State Closed,
> will not be fixed) :
>
> "According to the bugs database, this is only the third time that anyone's
> noticed that we've never implemented class finalization. --
>
Though this is not directly Java-Linux related, I think it is important to
mention this on this mailing list, since it is important to distinguish Java
problems from Java-on-Linux problems (if there are problems with Java on
Linux, people tend to blame it on Linux ...):
The finalize() issue se
