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Ran into the ReferenceTable limit in my Android jni function. Cleaned it up with DeleteLocalRef, but I want to know if I should do the same for the arguments passed to the function from Java. Is it possible? If so, is it worthwhile?
Local references are created within a native method only. I dont think it is worthwhile doing that for the function arguments. Best practice will be to delete the local references if you are doing anything in a loop, or creating a lot. Take a look at sun’s reference