I am preparing the app for the iPad and driving me crazy.
Apps that are usable for use vary based on other apps that are already running. There is no reliable set of memory that your app can use.
i.e. If Safari runs, then even after closing it has some App Memory which affects other apps.
Does anyone know if there is any way to clean the memory before my app is run, then can I get it every time the environment is running?
I have created several prototype applications to show to many people and it seems that after some days they always come to me and tell me that it crashes and can fix it.
When I test it, the reason is always because there is not enough memory (when I was doing the test was enough). So I need to press every bit memory (which usually affects the performance due to heavy loading and release) and if it continues then ask them to restart their iPad.
I read in a book which can generally use up to 40 MB or more, most of the crashing applications are crashing at around 27MB. I want my remaining 13 MB!
After reboot, you will get a very good position, what do you actually Should look to avoid clean memory management and leaks.
The use of available memory intelligently is up to the programmers. Never tell your users to reboot device, anytime. And OS memory can change with every update of things anyway.
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