Hmm.. perhaps JavaScript HAS a GarbageCollector.
But it also has a "delete" command. I've tried anything. delete, set
all variables to null.
Nothing works. It seems to me like a real memory leak. But I can't
isolate it.
I've attached my TestWidget. It has a function that reads an XML file
(a Property List included in the widget).
Then It pares it and gets the key names.
Perhaps its my traversing solution that causes that problem.
Just click on the function ten times and look on Activity Monitor as
the memory usage increases with each click.
It really IS just the memory problem.
Noone wants to use a Widget that uses 5 times the memory of the
Application it replaces.
Maybe someone familiar with JavaScriptCore's garbage collection/
reference counting scheme will share some pointers and gottchas
with us? Otherwise, I check to make sure you're setting all your
references to null before diving in to making a cocoa plugin (if
that is the only reason you're making a plugin).
Cheers,
-Joshua Emmons
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