The Android philosophy is all about freeing memory as needed. The os is
constantly looking to kill an app if it needs the memory. Otherwise, it
will leave the app in place for a quick load.
On Monday, December 30, 2013 7:20:04 AM UTC-5, 12169 wrote:
Hi,
I have found some applications that
but,i want to know how i can free this memory.
On Monday, December 30, 2013 4:20:04 AM UTC-8, 12169 wrote:
Hi,
I have found some applications that claims to free the RAM of the
device.after search i have found that they free the inactive memory of the
device.but i donot found any api to
For what?
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Hi,
I have seen an application clean master that free the system memory when
we click the option( boost memory).and it actually free the system RAM and
i checked this programmatically.but i donot know how this application free
the system RAM.any help?
On Monday, December 30, 2013 4:20:04
I could imagine that forcing the OS into a low memory situation might
trigger what you want. By temporarily allocating large blocks of memory
from native code (using the NDK) the OS may try to stop background apps and
services which in turn will free their claimed resources and RAM. Don't
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