Re: [webkit-dev] JSGlobalData & GC collection thread lifetime if webview is recreated without application exit.

> So I think that gc thread is still active even though webview has been > deleted. > Are my assumptions correct regarding the js gc thread? No. There's no dedicated GC thread. > One more query is that JSDOMWindowBase::commonJSGlobalData is a static > object. Again I do not see any one clearing

Re: [webkit-dev] JSGlobalData & GC collection thread lifetime if webview is recreated without application exit.

Hi All, Thanks for the reply Geoff. I am currently facing an issue where in after deleting the webview, but not exiting the application, after some time the javascript gc thread is seg faulting. The breakpoints that I have added are also not hitting. So I think that gc thread is still active even t

Re: [webkit-dev] JSGlobalData & GC collection thread lifetime if webview is recreated without application exit.

> So now to my question : Is it required to delete JSGlobalData and kill the GC > thread if we keep on re-creating the webview again and again without exiting > the process? No. Geoff ___ webkit-dev mailing list webkit-dev@lists.webkit.org http://list

[webkit-dev] JSGlobalData & GC collection thread lifetime if webview is recreated without application exit.

Hi All, I have been studying the JS execution and noticed that the JSGlobalData is stored in a static variable and never deleted. I traced even the windows port and noticed one more thing, that the JSGlobalData and the Heap class destructor are never called. As it is static I assume that the JSGlob