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I am new to ios development. I developed an app which display some images form url. I used MWPhotoBrowser to load my images and cache management. My app is having 33 images to show. I checked the real memory in activity monitor and it started with 15MB and it increased to 240MB by the time when I was seeing my 33rd image. Is this going to be problem if I submit my app to review.
Thanks,
Priyatham Anisetty
Have you ever got your app crash when you test on a real device? If so you certainly need to rethink your memory management.
I remember a training class I have from Lynda.com actually saying at that time, iOS only allow you to use around 50 Mb of the memory, and if any app including app from Apple use more than that, the app will automatically shut down by iOS. I don’t know how much memory an app can actually use now but 240 Mb is probably too much since iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S only has 512 Mb in total. I would say if you experience app crash a lot, then you probably will be rejected by Apple.
In general, I think you need to take another look at your memory management and see if you can reuse them and fix the leaks if there is any.
Good luck!