Android Question size limit on CreateMap? (Caused by: java.lang.VerifyError: Verifier rejected class xxx: java.lang.String)

[Alessandro71]

is there a size limit on CreateMap?
as soon as I cross element number 354, the app crashes with

Caused by: java.lang.VerifyError: Verifier rejected class xxx: java.lang.String

splitting the Map in two, and then merging them, seem to solve the issue

 

[LucaMs]

is there a size limit on CreateMap?
as soon as I cross element number 354, the app crashes with

Caused by: java.lang.VerifyError: Verifier rejected class xxx: java.lang.String

splitting the Map in two, and then merging them, seem to solve the issue

354 items is really too few; the content of each could be "heavy" or "large," but you'd get a different error message, "out of memory."
Check the data types.

 

[Alessandro71]

354 items is really too few; the content of each could be "heavy" or "large," but you'd get a different error message, "out of memory."
Check the data types.

it'a a Map of
String: Double
about 6KB of text and 800 Doubles
it should be way under 64K

 

[LucaMs]

Put a breakpoint on YourMap.Put(...
and from that point continue the execution of the project step by step (F8 key) in debug mode.

 

[Alessandro71]

I just solved by splitting in 2 CreateMap statements, and then B4XCollections.MergeMaps
I'm puzzled if this same limit applies to iOS also, where just adding a syntax-correct line to an already working statement can trigger a runtime crash with no warnings in the IDE.
It won't be nice to discover it in the wild after a public release

 

[LucaMs]

Ma io non credo affatto che la colpa sia della dimensione della map!

But I don't think the size of the map is to blame at all!

 

[LucaMs]

If StaPerCaricareIl354°Elemento Then
    Log("Stop") <--- BreakPoint qui
End If

Poi premi F8; che succede?
Quale SARA' la chiave e quale il valore?

Then press F8; what happens?
What WILL be the key and what will be the value?

 

[Alessandro71]

Issue happens in Release mode.
I already experienced that Debug mode behave differently in some cases, because of added code/data from the debugger itself (for example on try/catch statements).
Since issue is solved by splitting (and probably I will implement data loading from a DB at a later date), I'm not going to invest any more time on this.
Thank you anyway

 

[Erel]

There shouldn't be a size limit. If it happens again, please post full error message from the logs and the relevant code if possible.