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DeviceTextBlock.Dispose

Frees the two device buffers.

public void Dispose()

Example — the shape a caller writes.

using Lodestar.Gpu.Compute;

using var context = GpuContext.Create(preferCpu: true);

bool named = context.DeviceName.Length > 0;  // => True

Remarks — The symbols and their offsets go together: the offsets alone cannot cut a batch that is no longer there.

using is the intended spelling. Device memory is not reclaimed by the garbage collector, so a block that is dropped rather than disposed stays allocated on the accelerator until the process ends — which on a card with a few gigabytes is a leak that a long-running service notices.

Applies to — net10.0, netstandard2.1.

See also — DeviceTextBlock.