Handling "Received memory warning" on iOS

[guich (Guilherme Campos Hazan)]

Hi,

I’m receiving this message on iOS. Is it possible to intercept it from MOE and then do some memory cleanup?

On a standard app you would implement:

didReceiveMemoryWarning

thanks

guich

[vighr (Roland Vigh - Migeran)]

Hi!

Please, read this:

[solved] Huge RAM usages prevents app release

Hi, Some tests later: GUtils.register(); This line of code cases the following exception: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: No implementation found for org.moe.GCUtil org.moe.GCUtil.alloc() (tried Java_org_moe_GCUtil_alloc and Java_org_moe_GCUtil_alloc__) at org.moe.GCUtil.alloc(Native Method) at org.moe.GCUtil$Holder.<clinit>(GCUtil.java:35) at org.moe.GCUtil.register(GCUtil.java:23) at org.moe.samples.elements.ios.Main.applicationDidFinishLaunchingW…

Best Regards,
Roland

[guich (Guilherme Campos Hazan)]

Hi Roland,

I followed the link and read everything for some hours.

I tried to copy the GCUtil to my project but then i realized that the alloc method is native and will not be found.

I need to intercept the didReceiveMemoryWarning method to do some memory cleanups on my side.

If the GCUtil.didReceiveMemoryWarning was at least protected, i could override it.

Can this be done?

thanks

guich