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mike_milne
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Forgive me if this is an idiotic question - I'm not really a programmer, just a retired CGI artist playing about with image processing stuff.
I've been told that I should use 'Using' blocks wherever possible in graphics subroutines that get called often, to avoid garbage collection issues, and I've been doing that happily for years. However, today I've hit a snag, and can't for the life of me see what I'm doing wrong.
The first image shows two subs - The highlighted areas show the only difference between them. (A) uses a Dim statement, and (B) uses a Using block. If I call (A), it works fine. If I call (B) instead, I get a 'System.drawing.pdb not loaded' error shown in the other image.
Anyone have any ideas? I'm running Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019, updated last week to Version 16.7.7
The error message:
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I've been told that I should use 'Using' blocks wherever possible in graphics subroutines that get called often, to avoid garbage collection issues, and I've been doing that happily for years. However, today I've hit a snag, and can't for the life of me see what I'm doing wrong.
The first image shows two subs - The highlighted areas show the only difference between them. (A) uses a Dim statement, and (B) uses a Using block. If I call (A), it works fine. If I call (B) instead, I get a 'System.drawing.pdb not loaded' error shown in the other image.
Anyone have any ideas? I'm running Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019, updated last week to Version 16.7.7
The error message:
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