I am using Compose MP on iOS extensively, and when...
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tylerwilson
02/14/2024, 5:19 PMI am using Compose MP on iOS extensively, and when debugging, I see a huge spike in CPU and memory when running in a simulator. Has anybody seen this? See thread...
tylerwilson
02/14/2024, 5:20 PMvisual:
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Garret Yoder
02/14/2024, 5:28 PMI just fired up my project and didn't see any, no. Do you have any kind of logging/debugging attached?
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tylerwilson
02/14/2024, 5:30 PMNo logging that I recall putting in there, no. I am not even sure those GC threads are Kotlin related, though I am assuming since the whole view is compose mp. The testers have not seen anything, but when i see it myself I worry. Though it appears to be a bit less with the latest 1.6.0-rc01 CMP.
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Garret Yoder
02/14/2024, 5:32 PMIn my experience the simulator just acts up sometimes, I've had mine run doggedly slow on a native swift project and then the next day it was fine with no changes. I'd try to validate any impact on an actual device and just keep an eye on it personally
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tylerwilson
02/14/2024, 5:34 PMYeah, I will def. do that. Once I get my shared code built again for watchOS (I have to rebuild my shared code differently for watchOS, since CMP is not supported there).
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Garret Yoder
02/14/2024, 5:34 PMI've always thought it was maybe the native debugger in the simulator deciding it wanted to do something, or even the iOS indexer service doing stuff
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