Closed ravenjohn closed 6 years ago
Noticed that in internal/internal.ts the callbacks are stored on a variable and not freed/deleted after being used(called). This will cause the function pointer to stay on the variable and take up memory until the end of runtime.
Noticed that in internal/internal.ts the callbacks are stored on a variable and not freed/deleted after being used(called). This will cause the function pointer to stay on the variable and take up memory until the end of runtime.