Guide reference counting and ownership transfer for JSValues in mikrojs native code.
npx skills add https://github.com/mikrojs/mikrojs --skill quickjs-memory
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: quickjs-memory Source: https://github.com/mikrojs/mikrojs/tree/main/.agents/skills/quickjs-memory Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mikrojs/mikrojs --skill quickjs-memory
This Skill guides developers through proper handling of memory and ownership for JS values within the mikrojs runtime, preventing leaks and crashes.
Use this Skill to review the memory management patterns and best practices when working with QuickJS values in mikrojs native modules.
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To manage JSValue memory in QuickJS native modules, follow reference counting guidance to duplicate or free values during ownership transfers, preventing leaks and crashes in C++ code.
Use-after-free errors in QuickJS C++ extensions occur when JSValue reference counts are mishandled, causing premature freeing; troubleshooting reference count issues helps identify and resolve these memory bugs.
You need to duplicate or free JSValues in mikrojs native code during memory ownership transfers, ensuring proper reference counting to safely pass values across function boundaries without leaks.
The best way to prevent memory leaks in QuickJS extensions is applying reference counting best practices, ensuring every allocated JSValue is properly tracked and freed when no longer needed.
Yes, you can use this guidance for troubleshooting reference count issues, as it assists in diagnosing leaks and use-after-free errors in C/C++ code interacting with QuickJS.
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