Comments by Anshul Mehra

Anshul Mehra 7-Mar-13 21:17pm View

Yes the memory would still be leaking because the above release handler fn() only takes care of Handlers with closure, something like this

element.onevent=function(){..}.

The original post and discussion thread for the same is at
Javascript memory leak cleanup in window unload

Anshul Mehra 1-Feb-12 9:06am View

Javascript Memory leak has been confirmed by using "Drip" a JavaScript Leak Detector

I tried a solution
IntPtr pHandle = GetCurrentProcess();
SetProcessWorkingSetSize(pHandle, -1, -1);
But it would bring down the WorkingSet, But the Privatebytes still keeps spiking until it reaches out of memory and the app crashes.

Anshul Mehra 1-Feb-12 9:05am View

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Javascript Memory leak has been confirmed by using "Drip" a JavaScript Leak Detector

I tried a solution
IntPtr pHandle = GetCurrentProcess();
SetProcessWorkingSetSize(pHandle, -1, -1);
But it would bring down the WorkingSet, But the Privatebytes still keeps spiking until it reaches out of memory and the app crashes.

Anshul Mehra 1-Feb-12 9:04am View

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Javascript Memory leak has been confirmed by using "Drip" a JavaScript Leak Detector

I tried a solution
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IntPtr pHandle = GetCurrentProcess();
SetProcessWorkingSetSize(pHandle, -1, -1);
But it would bring down the WorkingSet, But the Privatebytes still keeps spiking until it reaches out of memory and the app crashes.

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