I'm with Dave. I've been fighting with this for weeks now. Unfortunately,
even when I've run the destroyAll() mentioned here and explicitly call IE's
CollectGarbage() function, memory size seems unaffected and continually
growing. IE seems perfectly willing to completely ignore hints or even
explicitly telling it to take out the trash. After a few iterations through
my app, IE's memory size gets up to about 900 Meg, and pagefile up to 1.5
Gig, at which time it just stops responding. In Firefox, it just works, of
course.
Ken
Yes. As I am learning in my own app, there are many instances where you need
> to prod JavaScript to actually GC an object. Otherwise you get perpetual
> memory growth.
>
> Dave
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