I need to edit(Increase the height) the Image on the fly. The file is mostly 5000*4000 in dimension. I see the memory shoots up to peak level when I create a bmp of large dimensions and call Graphics.
I can never seem to deallocate my NSMutableString as shown below. The initial retain count should be 1, but after releasing several times, the string is still usable like nothing happened!
Inspired by this question about whether the compiler can optimize away a call to a function without side effects. Suppose I have the following code:
Currently I\'m experimenting with a little Haskell web-server written in Snap that loads and makes available to the client a lot of data. And I have a very, very hard time gaining control over the ser
i am utterly confounded on how to handle memory warnings when the viewcontroller that is currently visible(superview != nil) is being unloaded. The setup is a tabbarcontroller as the rootViewControlle
I\'m pretty new to C++, and I decided to make a simple \"scanner\" that will scan all the addresses of a process and print the values. I\'m starting with the calculator appliaction, and this is my cod
I have a pretty simple question. In the following piece of code, is it better to place the activity indicator in the dealloc since I am starting and stopping the activity indicator after it is added t
I\'ve got a set of large ascii data files that I need to get into a numpy array.By large, I mean 390 lines, where each line is 60,000 values (double values output with high precision from a C++ progra
I\'m running through a memory issue. I\'m generating a big PDF file of ~ 400 pages - ~1sec per page, with the TCPDF library.
I have scheduled a jar file to run on system start up which is using mysql. it use to push thousands of records from one DB to another, during each execution it occupies lots of cpu memory but once i
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