Hi, I have a long running PilBox Android app that tends to just "crash" (with a "Webpage not Available... net:ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED") after running for a few hours. At this point, the REPL is unresponsive at this point and nothing is in the PilBox log file.
My app makes heavy use of Java calls (dozens every 5 seconds) and this got me wondering about how PilBox treats the Java object life-cycle. I don't see clearly how the Java objects themselves are referenced so as not to be collected by the Java GC. I do see a static HashMap in InOut.java. Are Java objects "put" there to save them from the GC? If so, when are they removed from the HashMap? I don't see any "remove" in InOut.java or other PilBox Java sources. If objects are referenced there Is it possible that these objects are never freed? /todd -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
