Em domingo, 16 de outubro de 2016, às 17:51:45 PDT, Liang Jian escreveu:
> I would not to say "still reachable" simply means the allocation is not
> leaked.
Doesn't matter. I won't fix a leak something that happened *only* because the
application exited.
For me, a legitimate leak requires
I would not to say "still reachable" simply means the allocation is not
leaked.
Think about the following senario: A programer allocate a big chunk of
memory from heap and hold it in a global variable, supposed that by design
this memory chunk will not used any more at some point and is
