It can be used for various purposes: dumping the generated bytecode, post-processing it (to avoid runtime instrumentation), storing generated bytecode on disk, ... As for memory size a groovy script will allocate, this statement is too blury: the only thing you can measure is the size of the generated bytecode. It is impossible to know in advance how much a script will "allocate" or use.
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