What makes a bridge object?

A bridge object is a bridge class with a non-null handle.


What makes a bridge class?

A bridge class must respect the follow rules:

-Be a subclass of Java.Lang.Object; and
-The Java side has a monodroidAddReference method.

In which cases a bridge class can be ignored as been one?

-It only have value type (eg int) fields; or
-It doesn't have a non-mirrored field that could transitively point to another bridge object.

A mirrored field is a field that exists both in C# and Java and is kept in sync between the two.
Actually, I don't know for sure if we have those.

The transitively points to another bridge object means that another bridge object can be reached
directly or indirectly through that field. Eg, System.Object and Java.Lang.Object do, System.String
doesn't.