问题
I have NSLog-ed the remaining memory in a timer repeating after 1 second. It just print the remaining memory.
The runtime requirement app is around 20 MB max. Log shows free memory 90 MB+ when I launch the app.
There is a tabBar in which one of the Tabs is having a Google Mapkit's Map. Once the application comes in working state, RAM - 80 MB.
When I scroll through the zoomed map- BOOM!!! "applicationDidReceiveMemoryWarning" logger still shows free memory counter around 75-80 MB.
This is causing my other views data to be released.
Anyways..even if the RAM is available and when app doesn't crash.. panning in Map drastically reduce the RAM to 3-4 MBs from 70-80 MB. With this case, if app claims for memory - lets say for a captured image - BOOM Again!!! "applicationDidReceiveMemoryWarning"
Anyone have experienced this before...?? any helpful comments..?
if you've not experienced this - just try it out with Apple's weather map sample app or the Native Maps Application on ur phone!! - to see how map eats up runtime memory when we pan a zoomed map...!!
Regards,
SamFisher
回答1:
That's how it's supposed to work. Memory is there to be used. Any that is not used is being wasted. As long as you have no memory leaks and you're unloading/reloading your views and caches correctly, there is no problem here.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7255080/fake-call-to-applicationdidreceivememorywarning-being-triggered-even-if-i-have-a