I didn't see an answer to your question. You should always recycle
your bitmaps when you're done with them.
bmp.recycle();
That said, bitmaps do take up a lot of memory, and of course it has to
be contiguous, so you must be careful using them. E.g., use System.gc
() judiciously, etc.
-- Jon
I also get the OOME ( 6291456-byte) with bitmap file of 350KB (if it is
35KB, it is fine) when I do the rotation on the third time. I use
Bitmap.createScaledBitmap so that the pic fit into the screen and I also try
do myPic.recycle() in onSaveInstanceState to release the memory but it is
not
There's been a number of threads on this issue, the BitmapFactory
tends to throw this out of memory errors when it really shouldn't,
looks like a bug or memory leak. I'm not sure if it's cataloged as an
official bug though. Using bitmap.recycle(), and reducing the sample
size will mitigate ,
BitmapFactory does not leak. It throws an OutOfMemoryException when
there's no more memory available. That's all.
On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 4:36 PM, mark.ka...@gmail.com wrote:
There's been a number of threads on this issue, the BitmapFactory
tends to throw this out of memory errors when it
mark.ka...@gmail.com wrote:
There's been a number of threads on this issue, the BitmapFactory
tends to throw this out of memory errors when it really shouldn't,
looks like a bug or memory leak. I'm not sure if it's cataloged as an
official bug though.
If you have a reproducible test case,
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