Re: Trying to understand "real memory" usage
Re: Trying to understand "real memory" usage
- Subject: Re: Trying to understand "real memory" usage
- From: Jack <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 12:04:53 +0100
Don't worry about our app using more memory on the first launch. The memory
usage comes because there is a number of things Mac OS X does the first time
a program is launched. It registers the values from the info.plist, tells
launch services about it, looks at the apps binding, etc... Every time you
compile you are essentially creating a brand new app and the system treats
it so.
> For some reason, the first time you launch an application it uses more
> memory than later launches do. When you recompile the application,
> the first launch after that does the same. Try quitting it then
> launching it again.
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