When my loop runs for about 15k times too much memory is consumed. It’s even going beyond 1 GB. What I am doing inside the loop is a series of Core data entity updating/creation. Is there any way I could control the memory usage?
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When my loop runs for about 15k times too much memory is consumed. It’s even going beyond 1 GB. What I am doing inside the loop is a series of Core data entity updating/creation. Is there any way I could control the memory usage?
Yes, you should use autorelease pools inside your loop. Here is the official Apple note about this, and if you use ARC in your project, this answer will be helpful.