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...t TrieNodes are allocated using a llvm bumpPtr allocator, and so are never ‘deleted'. 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...