Comments on: Managing Flash Lite applications memory http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/ The ultimate resource for handset developers Thu, 04 Dec 2008 04:53:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Roger Andersson Reimer http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-65807 Roger Andersson Reimer Sun, 12 Aug 2007 09:56:58 +0000 http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-65807 Is there a deliberate way to set the amount of dynamic heap memory avaliable to the application? I'm currently developing a graphics intensive prototype application in Flash Lite 2.1 on a Windows Mobile 5.0 enabled device. The actual device has 64 MB avaliable, but I haven't found any place in the discussions or documentations mentioning how to make a deliberate allocation of more than than the automatically assigned amount of memory. Does anyone know if this is possible, and if so, how to achieve this? Is there a deliberate way to set the amount of dynamic heap memory avaliable to the application?

I’m currently developing a graphics intensive prototype application in Flash Lite 2.1 on a Windows Mobile 5.0 enabled device. The actual device has 64 MB avaliable, but I haven’t found any place in the discussions or documentations mentioning how to make a deliberate allocation of more than than the automatically assigned amount of memory. Does anyone know if this is possible, and if so, how to achieve this?

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]]> By: perry http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-4718 perry Sat, 21 Oct 2006 14:23:31 +0000 http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-4718 Question: if in a class instance a new instance is made of a different class (eg: menu -> menuitem), is the menuitem class removed if the menu is removed? I made a demo for a enhanced phonebook, but something is floading the memory :( Question: if in a class instance a new instance is made of a different class (eg: menu -> menuitem), is the menuitem class removed if the menu is removed? I made a demo for a enhanced phonebook, but something is floading the memory :(

]]> By: Madarco DevBlog » Blog Archive » Reference Explorer http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-1870 Madarco DevBlog » Blog Archive » Reference Explorer Sun, 16 Jul 2006 12:39:48 +0000 http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-1870 [...] Some links on garbage collection in Flash Lite: Flash Lite memory management (LiveDocs) Comparison between Java ME and Flash Lite Flash Lite memory management [...] [...] Some links on garbage collection in Flash Lite: Flash Lite memory management (LiveDocs) Comparison between Java ME and Flash Lite Flash Lite memory management [...]

]]> By: Michael http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-1446 Michael Mon, 26 Jun 2006 15:13:03 +0000 http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-1446 (whoops, premature post ;)) ...as it looks like this: | free 2KB | class b object (3KB) | free 2KB | class c object (1 Kb | free 2KB , it is not possible to fit one 6 KB object into the free space... (whoops, premature post ;))

…as it looks like this:

| free 2KB
| class b object (3KB)
| free 2KB
| class c object (1 Kb
| free 2KB

, it is not possible to fit one 6 KB object into the free space…

]]> By: Michael http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-1445 Michael Mon, 26 Jun 2006 15:11:29 +0000 http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-1445 Hi, it might seem a little weird that 3*2KB don't equal space for a 6KB object, but this has to do with fragmentation; the memory area from 3 objects taking 2 KB each is not necessarily contiguous. It may look like this in the heap: | class a object (2kb) | class b object (3Kb) | class a object (2 kb) | class c object (1 kb) | class a object (2 kb) If you delete / free / nullify all the class a objects, it is true that there is a total area of 6 KB freed. But as it looks like this: Hi, it might seem a little weird that 3*2KB don’t equal space for a 6KB object, but this has to do with fragmentation; the memory area from 3 objects taking 2 KB each is not necessarily contiguous. It may look like this in the heap:

| class a object (2kb)
| class b object (3Kb)
| class a object (2 kb)
| class c object (1 kb)
| class a object (2 kb)

If you delete / free / nullify all the class a objects, it is true that there is a total area of 6 KB freed. But as it looks like this:

]]> By: chall3ng3r http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-972 chall3ng3r Tue, 30 May 2006 23:57:16 +0000 http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-972 <blockquote>Flash lite 1.1 can not be used as real developers platform.</blockquote> i don't agree. FL1.1 features an old AS language which is hard to code, but it performs better. also it's Flash4 based loadvars api takes less memory/resources as compared with FL2's XML. FL1.1 is far better than FL2.0 in performance and memory consumption. i've already posted a blog post about animations: http://www.orison.biz/blogs/chall3ng3r/ and in my next article i'll discuss further on animations and memory consumption. // chall3ng3r //

Flash lite 1.1 can not be used as real developers platform.

i don’t agree.

FL1.1 features an old AS language which is hard to code, but it performs better. also it’s Flash4 based loadvars api takes less memory/resources as compared with FL2’s XML.

FL1.1 is far better than FL2.0 in performance and memory consumption. i’ve already posted a blog post about animations: http://www.orison.biz/blogs/chall3ng3r/

and in my next article i’ll discuss further on animations and memory consumption.

// chall3ng3r //

]]> By: HardCoreDev http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-629 HardCoreDev Sat, 13 May 2006 03:00:09 +0000 http://cellphonesclub.com/wp/2006/04/11/managing-flash-lite-applications-memory/#comment-629 2<b>dongwook</b> You are right, this article is releated with only Flash Lite 2.0. IMHO, Flash lite 1.1 can not be used as real developers platform. 2dongwook
You are right, this article is releated with only Flash Lite 2.0.
IMHO, Flash lite 1.1 can not be used as real developers platform.

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