I'm fairly sure I have been able to use the eclipse tools before to track
down memory leaks - I even found one in Google Analytics.
But I can't for the life of me figure out.
I have found out that there are two instances of Activity B in memory when
the activity is closed. I can see that with
I know enough to know that that is bad.
But what I cannot see is WHY. Why is that stupid activity still in memory
twice?
I seem to remember that I right click on something and choose Merge Path to
GC Roots.
Then I get something like this.
Class
Name
| Ref. Objects | Shallow Heap | Ref. Shallow Heap | Retained Heap
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
com.android.internal.policy.impl.PhoneLayoutInflater @ 0x42d2b0d8
Unknown | 1 | 40
| 536 | 64
'- mPrivateFactory, mContext MyActivity @ 0x42d28230| 1
| 536 | 536 | 127,336
class com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit @ 0x41a21a18 System
Class | 1 | 120
| 536 | 1,000
'- mResources android.content.res.Resources @
0x41aa7108 | 1
| 112 | 536 | 8,512
'- mContext android.app.ContextImpl @
0x43009398 | 1
| 128 | 536 | 10,400
'- mOuterContext MyActivity @ 0x42d4f008 | 1
| 536 | 536 | 3,864
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Well that PhoneLayoutInflater shouldn't be holding on to that context of a
closed activity, but I don't think I control that.
And definitely that ZygoteInit thing shouldn't be holding a context in a
static way, but I don't control that either.
Any tips on finding the causes better?
Nathan
Nathan
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