hermes: Maybe Memory leaks caused by circular references

Problem

If I export an Image object in c++ to JavaScript to use, like the following

var image = new Image()

At this point, the image holds a C++ object, and the C++ object will not be released if the JS object is not GC. But if give the Image a callback, that callback holds the Image itself，like the following

var image = new Image(); image.on_load = function() { if (image.status) { ......... } }

In theory C++ will hold callbacks at this point, but the callback holds the image of the image, and the image object holds the C++ object, so the reference is cyclic.

Is there any good way to solve this memory problem automatically?