Arguments to delegate.BeginInvoke are copies or references?

Question

Where is there documentation on the treatment of arguments to BeginInvoke?

If I have a delegate (which wraps my handler function) that accepts an object as a parameter, does that object get copied or referenced by the asynchronously-called handler function?

delegate void MyDelegate(SomeObject obj);

// later on:
// invoke the delegate async'ly:
new MyDelegate(StaticClass.HandlerFunc).BeginInvoke(objInstance, null, null);
// alter the object:
objInstance.SomeProperty = newValue;

// function:
public static void HandlerFunc(SomeObject obj) {
   // is it a possible race condition to read SomeProperty:
   if(obj.SomeProperty == oldValue) {
      // will possibly never enter?
   }
   // ... etc.
}

Answer 1

The method gets a reference to the object.

Objects aren't copied in .NET, unless you specifically create a copy.