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Can anyone point into the right direction here. I want to respond when my application receives memory warning, (i want to know how to respond to this notification). Plus, How much memory can i wire with my application?
Any articles or book reference would be great. Thanks.
If your app gets a memory warning (such as in your view controller’s
didReceiveMemoryWarningmethod) you need to release any non-critical data. Anything that you’re using that cached, for example, or that can be regenerated, should be dumped.For example, if your app crunches some numbers and stores the result in a big array, if you’re not actively using that array, you should release it. Then, regenerate it when you need it again.
A little more information is here: Observing Low-Memory Warnings