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// Override System.Object.Finalize() via finalizer syntax.

class MyResourceWrapper

{

~MyResourceWrapper()

{

// Clean up unmanaged resources here.

// Beep when destroyed (testing purposes only!)

Console.Beep();

}

}

If you were to examine this C# destructor using ildasm.exe, you will see that the compiler

inserts some necessary error checking code. First, the code statements within the scope of your

Finalize() method are placed within a try block (see Chapter 7). The related finally block ensures

that your base classes’ Finalize() method will always execute, regardless of any exceptions

encountered within the try scope:

.method family hidebysig virtual instance void

Finalize() cil managed

{