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Are you saying that the memory allocated by the memoizer is not recoverable e.g. won't be released until the browser is killed? If not then it is not a memory
by kwamenum86 16y ago
Are you saying that the memory allocated by the memoizer is not recoverable e.g. won't be released until the browser is killed? If not then it is not a memory leak.
- ivank 16y agoIt's potentially recoverable, but stuck in some "private" object your JavaScript application will never bother to look at. It's still a memory leak.
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