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So instead of trying to find the one with the biggest dirty and compressed size, I'm going to go ahead and just start at the end here. It's memory that the app has requested but isn't necessarily using. This is virtual, resident, dirty, and compressed. Well, if you're running your app now in Xcode 10, Xcode will catch this exception and pause your app for you. Allocations profiles the heap allocations made by your app, and Leaks will check for memory leaks in a process over time. So let's look at the same leak in the leaks tool.

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However, we can go larger.

Now, if you use read-only files, these are always going to be clean pages. I'm going to go ahead and apply the filter again.

Your app will stay in memory longer. What it does is it starts with these really high-resolution images from our solar system that I got from NASA, and it aaop you apply different filters to them.

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It's memory that the app has requested but isn't necessarily using. So just because we're not to the red yet doesn't mean we're not in danger of being terminated. Our apps are just using less memory, which is great. And then, once it's there -- oh, there's a warning. And I'm actually just going to take a sip of water before I hit return here. So instead, we recommend policy changes, such as maybe not caching anything for a little bit or kind of throttling some of the background work when a memory warning occurs.

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Well, so, for example, you know, here's a font reference, and I know, you know, my application uses fonts, but chances are the fonts aren't responsible for a lot of my memory use, so that's not going to help.

And in fact, if you look starting on the second line here, the end address of this region is the same as the starting address of this one.

Now, there's also extensions. And the reason why is because multiplying the number of pixels wide by high, byby 4 bytes per pixel gets you about 10 megabytes. I can see this is IOSurface has a pretty big dirty size but no swapped size.

That's a giant red flag, but let's keep looking. So if we 416w at the breakdown, we can go from 1 byte per pixel with alpha 8 all the way up to 8 bytes per pixel with wide format.

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Another interesting thing to talk about is memory-mapped files. And there's no reason the image needs to be this big. So now, I'm going to hand it back to Kyle, who's going to wrap things up for us. When you pass the addresses flag to heap with the 461a of a class, it'll give you an address for each instance on the heap. We're talking about pages of memory.

Similarly, if I write to the last page, that, or the last place in the buffer, the last page becomes dirty as well. But then, I need to go to my Home screen to take care of a notification or go to a different app.

So instead of trying to find the one with the biggest dirty and compressed size, I'm going to go ahead and just start at the end here. Then One Foggy Service Call And the first thing I want to do is let's take a look at the code here.

And in fact, looking at several of those regions, it actually uses the same backtrace. Related Forums The place where Electrical professionals meet. I'd watch that micron gauge for a bit and see if and when it levels off.

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However, when I start writing to the data buffers, for example, if I write to the first place in this array, that page has become dirty. So I was running my app in Xcode, and I saw that it was consuming more memory. Or do you just want to see how large an instance is? You just pass malloc history, the Memgraph, and an address for an instance in memory, and, if there was a backtrace captured for it, it'll give it to you.

This is where malloc stack logging comes in handy. It's really great for masks and text.