Finalizers for JavaScript objects

Suppose I have some asm.js code, probably created by emscripten. Suppose it has some kind of rather large heap allocated structure, which gets returned by a asm.js function as a pointer that is picked up by some JavaScript library to be wrapped in a nice JavaScript object. Fine so far.

But what happens if that object goes out of scope and gets garbage collected. Right now, the asm.js code has no way of knowing about that, so the memory of the structure will remain allocated, causing a memory leak.

Is there some way to add a finalizer to a JavaScript object from within JavaScript?

Such a finalizer could be used to deallocate the memory in asm.js, thus avoiding the memory leak. So far I couldn't find a documented ie portable way to achieve this, but perhaps I've been looking in the wrong places.

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The simple answer is that there is no support for this.

Since asm.js code needs to manage its own memory, everything that interacts with objects stored on the asm side need to respect the memory manager that asm uses rather than the memory manager that the browser uses. The best that you can do is to explicitly call a method on any object referencing internal asm memory whenever you create or destroy a reference to it.

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