Continual buildup up Byte[] arrays during each run - most likely GDIobjects

LPeterson

(I am trialing Ants Memory Profiler).  During run-time, my Winform app launches several classes, each of which use GDI with graphics, bitmaps, rectangles, pens, and brushes.  I went through each and made sure they (Pens, Brushes, bitmaps, Graphics, etc.) were disposed (.Dispose).  The classes themselves are also finalized and disposed by default using GC.  

However, it seems that for each successive run of the same classes there is a buildup of Byte[] arrays. 

Below, you can see that the Byte[] arrays are likely to be GDIObjects that aren't getting disposed.  Is there any way to do surgery on System.Drawing.Internal.GPStream and possibly kill some of the arrays?  Is there something other than GDIObjects that would do this?  FYI - come to think of it, I am not disposing rectangles, so would that cause this?  Anything else that comes to mind? 

Peter_Laws

Thank you for your question, as you have a direct support call open with us, we'll update that.

For transparency I must clarify that our support function doesn't extend to guided application debugging.