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I know these techniques. The early Pentium processors didn't support out-of-order execution, so they were crucial to get decent performance out of them by placing independent instructions next to...

Then it's a static method? Technically that's pretty much the same as a parameterless instance method, mostly making a stylistic difference.



Can't say anything about the other paths, of...

You probably already considered this, yet a word of caution: If the Destroy() method shall contain a delete this; statement, of course the method must only be called on objects that have been...

Ok, let's start at the end of your post...



That's how I was already understanding it. We're talking about a native object here, and the CLR may deal with the object in several ways, including...

Your destructor is responsible for releasing resources your object allocated itself explicitly, but not for de-allocating the object (*this) itself. And generally, it isn't able to properly do that...