This is a discussion on MIDP memory tuning within the Mobile Software Development forums, part of the Software Development category; * Use an obfuscator to minimize the size of classes. * Minimize resource sizes by using as few images as possible, and ...
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| * Use an obfuscator to minimize the size of classes. * Minimize resource sizes by using as few images as possible, and using fewer colors in the images you do use. * Use as few objects as possible. * Dereference objects (set them to null) when they're no longer useful so they will be garbage-collected. * Catch OutOfMemoryErrors on all allocations, or at least the large ones. Don't let an OutOfMemoryError take your application by surprise. * MIDlets use three types of memory: program memory, heap, and persistent storage. Each of these may be scarce and they should all be treated with respect. |
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