[IshKebab]

I dunno how people are missing the point so much.

Traditionally memory is considered "leaked" if it is still allocated but nothing point to it; i.e. there's no way to navigate to the allocation anymore.

He has made a joke "solution" by simply permanently storing a second pointer to all allocations so that by this definition they never technically leak. You can still always navigate to ever allocation so no allocation has leaked.

Of course it's not a real solution because it doesn't actually change the memory characteristics of a leaky program; it just hides the leak. In other words the technical description of the leak above isn't really the thing we care about.

Seems like almost nobody here got that.