Android Question B4XWriteObject with huge map

Jeffrey Cameron

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• May 31, 2024

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I'm curious as to why you would have a 92 megabyte map? Surely you could maintain that much information in a SQLite or similar DB more efficiently?

 

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Daestrum

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• May 31, 2024

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Try increasing -Xmx limit

 

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GiovanniPolese

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Try increasing -Xmx limit : what does it mean?

 

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Daestrum

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it tells the java virtual machine how much memory it can use

 

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GiovanniPolese

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And where to set it (and how)? It may be a solution .. but I have no idea on this subject --

 

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GiovanniPolese

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I already set LargeHeap option in Manifest.

 

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GiovanniPolese

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Anyway the solution is trivial: write each element in a loop, or make a custom bufferization. Nothing dramatic.

 

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