Hi Team,
We are trying to embed v8 within c++ application. Through the application,
v8 context is loaded for every new javascript. And, context is destroyed ,
on the javascript exit by the user. In this way new context is created and
destroyed for every javascript usage. In this way, it looks heap memory
created by a context is getting retained and not garbage collected, even
after the context is destroyed. Please find the below code, to get clear
idea, on what is observed.
//code executed during javascript start
Local<Context> localContext = node::makeContext(isolate, sandbox);
persistentContext.Reset(isolate, localContext);
printf("Size of newly created context is [%ld]
\n",persistentContext.EstimatedSize());
fflush(stdout);
//code executed during javascript exit
persistentContext.Reset();
Here, EstimatedSize() is increasing 1.5 MB for every context creation (i.e
estimated size coming for second context created is 1.5 MB more than the
value came for first context). Please clarify the way to debug the case.
How EstimatedSize() increased value can be identified?. Please provide
suggestion.
Thanks.
Regards,
Madan
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