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Chris
Chris

Reputation: 419

Why does Titanium Alloy have so many leaks?

Why does instruments using the leaks tool show so many leaks and then crash after about three leak detection cycles?

That cannot be normal ?

The app I am testing on has one index window with one label in it which, on click opens another window which on click closes itself again.

No big deal yet it seems to have leaks ? the first detection says 72 new leaks the second then 8 new leaks ... ?

Does anyone know why this might be ?

Thanks for your help trying to get my head around this

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Upvotes: -1

Views: 53

Answers (1)

Rene Pot
Rene Pot

Reputation: 24815

Having developed apps with Titanium for 8 years now this doesn't look anything like it should. Whenever leaks are found by the community it usually is quickly fixed by the dev team. That said, it is very rare leaks are found.

Most memmory leaks are developer generated. For example if you create references to UI elements outside the controller it is in you will have to clean up the reference to that UI element to let garbage collection handle it. Garbage collection cannot trigger if you didn't free the components up.

I will not be able to help you further besides the above as you have not provided any relevant information like SDK version, code that causes it etc. You might've stumbled upon a real memory leak but chances are you're not freeing up resources.

Upvotes: 0

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