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2014 Nov 26
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[LLVMdev] [lld] memory leaks.
...'. While the memory used by the TrieNode is properly released when the allocator is destroyed, the SmallVector destructor is never called and so the contained TrieEdges leak.
- The third major leak source is the SimpleReferences stored in SimpleDefinedAtom (and subclasses). At least on Mach-O, MachODefinedAtoms are allocated using a llvm bumpPtr allocator, and so suffer the same issue than TrieNode. The SimpleDefinedAtom destructor is never called, and so the vector of SimpleReference defined in SimpleDefinedAtom is never deleted.
Should I fill some bug report for theses leaks ?
-- Jean-Daniel