I've been fighting memory leaks. I've narrowed it down to use of XML class, but
only if I actually parse the data. Using onData doesn't leak, onLoad leaks,
parseXML leaks and new XML(str) leaks.
Any Ideas?
Thanks
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Look into the BitmapData memory leak issue.
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2005/10/major_flash_pla.html
Failing that, look for circular references, or unused
objects that you never delete.
--- Michael Trim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Flashcoders,
>
> What techniques do list members
Use "while" instead of "for" loop statements. "for" will eat your resources,
big time.
--Carl
On 5/9/07, ben gomez farrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Usually I just track them down, figure out where my setInterval calls
are and try to plot out in what situations they aren't being cleared.
You
Usually I just track them down, figure out where my setInterval calls
are and try to plot out in what situations they aren't being cleared.
You could also put some trace calls in the classes or methods you think
are clearing, and if it stops tracing then you know it's gone from memory.
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Hi Flashcoders,
What techniques do list members use for tracking down memory leaks in AS2?
It's a problem with repetitive functions called by setInterval events.
It's slow and cumulative but if you leave it on you can see the PF and Mem
Usage, creep up.
Can anyone out there share any of their
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