Comment on Google Closure: How not to write JavaScriptparentComments−kwamenum8615yAre 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.−ivank15yIt'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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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.
It's potentially recoverable, but stuck in some "private" object your JavaScript application will never bother to look at. It's still a memory leak.