The Dispose method is responsible for releasing resources used by the Compiler class. This method is sealed, meaning it cannot be overridden in derived classes. It is a virtual method, allowing for potential extension in the base class, but it is not overridden in this implementation.
Call the Dispose method when you are finished using the Compiler instance. This method should be used to clean up any resources that the compiler may be holding onto, such as file handles or memory allocations. It is a good practice to call Dispose in a finally block or use a using statement to ensure that resources are released even if an exception occurs.
// Example of using the Dispose method
// Create a new instance of the Compiler
Compiler compiler = new Compiler();
try
{
// Perform operations with the compiler
compiler.Build();
// Other operations...
}
finally
{
// Ensure resources are released
compiler.Dispose();
}
// Alternatively, using a using statement
using (Compiler compiler = new Compiler())
{
// Perform operations with the compiler
compiler.Build();
// Other operations...
}