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    ARC memory management

    Hi,
    I have create app with ls in automatic reference counting (ARC) mode and use ls in tow UIViewController , but when switch between those controller, memory was increase and do not decrease , however i override dealloc method and set to nill all my objects , also I'm close LSClient ([client closeconnection]) , but it seems client not released.
    Anyone has idea?

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    Hello Ebrahim,

    the LS client library for iOS is compatible with ARC and has no special memory management needs, just common retain/release practices. In particular, the LS client retains the delegate passed on the openConnectionWithInfo method and releases it on closeConnection. Similarly, table delegates are retained on subscribeTable/subscribeItems and released on unsubscribeTable.

    So, pay attention you do the clean up in the correct order to avoid memory leaks:
    1) unsubscribe tables
    2) close the LS client connection
    3) set LS client to nil
    4) remove the view controller

    Hope this helps.
    Best regards,

    Gianluca

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    Quote Originally Posted by gianluca.bertani View Post
    Hello Ebrahim,

    the LS client library for iOS is compatible with ARC and has no special memory management needs, just common retain/release practices. In particular, the LS client retains the delegate passed on the openConnectionWithInfo method and releases it on closeConnection. Similarly, table delegates are retained on subscribeTable/subscribeItems and released on unsubscribeTable.

    So, pay attention you do the clean up in the correct order to avoid memory leaks:
    1) unsubscribe tables
    2) close the LS client connection
    3) set LS client to nil
    4) remove the view controller

    Hope this helps.
    Best regards,

    Gianluca
    Hello Gianluca,
    I do all of thing , and check memory for my application , the LS is released but with 10 or 15 second delay.

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    Hello Ebrahim,

    this is to be considered normal behavior, since a few internal housekeeping timers may keep a retain on the LS client or its internal structures for a few seconds. These retains get released as soon as the the timers fire.

    Best regards,

    Gianluca

 

 

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