Xamarin的Andr​​oid内存消耗增长无限的使用达到一定的阈值后，

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我有一个Xamarin的Andr​​oid应用程序，它好像当应用程序的内存使用量达到一定的阈值140MB到160MB的应用程序将很快开始占用更多的内存，就好像在一个无限循环。我可以在垃圾收集器反复不停地尝试释放内存调试器输出中看到，但它似乎并没有工作。内存使用量将增长似乎没有边界。我看着它上升到超过了500MB内存之前，我决定杀应用程序。我从来没有得到一个内存不足的例外，这是很奇怪的。从我可以告诉有没有具体的一条code，这发生在我可以在不同的屏幕，并会发生同样的事情。我曾在多个设备上测试过，所以我知道它不只是一个问题，我的设备。我试图表现出一定的code，但我没有任何的罪魁祸首。

其中在我的应用程序中使用的组件，可能也许会导致一个问题是ReshSharp客户端，达网络Web客户，使用位图，与3个标签一个TabHost，位置管理器，并通过相机拍摄的照片。我难倒就这一个任何帮助是极大的AP preciated。

编辑： 这是可能的，我已经收窄，其中的问题之一可能是。我有一个tabhost用于拍照的内部摄像头的活动，我有一个在照片拍摄方法，该方法被调用抢购照片后，采取一些照片出现问题后。下面是该方法

公共无效OnPictureTaken（byte []的数据，全球:: Android.Hardware.Camera C）     {         所以GC.Collect（）;         位图B = BitmapExtensions.De codeBitmapFromArray（数据，宽，高）;         字模=新的Matrix（）;         matrix.SetRotate（RotationDegrees，宽度/ 2F，高度/ 2F）;         变种bitmapScalled = Bitmap.CreateBitmap（二，0，0，宽度，高度，矩阵，真）;         变种D =全球:: Android.OS.Environment.ExternalStorageDirectory.Path +/ MyApp的/;         如果（！Directory.Exists（d））的             Directory.CreateDirectory（四）;         文件= D + Guid.NewGuid（）的ToString（）+.JPG。         System.IO.StreamWriter SW =新System.IO.StreamWriter（文件）;         bitmapScalled.Com preSS（Bitmap.Com pressFormat.Jpeg，70，sw.BaseStream）;         sw.Close（）;         全球:: Android.Locations.Location位置= CameraLocationManager.GetLastKnownLocation（CameraLocationManager.GetBestProvider（新标准（）{精度= Accuracy.Fine}，真））;         意向意图=新的意图（此的typeof（EditPhotoActivity））;         intent.PutExtra（LastKnownLocation，JsonConvert.SerializeObject（LastKnownLocation））;         intent.PutExtra（文件名，文件）;         // StartActivity（意向）;         StartCamera（）; //重新启动摄像机preVIEW         b.Recycle（）;         B =零;         sw.Dispose（）;         bitmapScalled.Dispose（）;         bitmapScalled = NULL;         // 清理         所以GC.Collect（）;     }

解决方案

虽然Xamarin探查仍是preVIEW它帮了我很多跟踪我们在我们的应用程序的内存问题。读你最后的评论，我可以证实Xamarin洞察（v1.10.1）有显著巨大的内存签名（甚至可能泄漏）。当我们从我们的code删除它！ - 该应用程序是表现超高速

底线 - 使用分析器来识别内存问题，如果你有Xamarin见解应用于您的应用程序 - 我建议将其删除，直至另行通知。

I have an Xamarin android application and it seems as though when the memory usage of the app hits a certain threshold 140mb to 160mb the app will rapidly start taking up more memory as if in an infinite loop. I can see in the debugger output that the garbage collector keeps repeatedly trying to free memory but it doesn't seem to work. The memory usage will grow seemingly without bound. I watched it rise to well over 500mb of memory before I decide kill the app. I NEVER get an out of memory exception which is really weird. From what I can tell there is no specific piece of code that this happens on I can be in various screens and the same thing will occur. I have tested on multiple devices so I know its not just a problem with my device. I would attempt to show some code but I don't have any culprits.

Among the components used in my app that could maybe cause an issue are ReshSharp clients, Webclients, use of bitmaps, a TabHost with 3 tabs, location manager, and taking of photos through the camera. I'm stumped on this one any help is greatly appreciated.

EDIT: It's possible that I have narrowed down where one of the problems might be. I have a camera activity inside of a tabhost for taking photos, I have a on photo taken method that gets called after snapping a picture, after taking several photos the problem arises. Here is the method

public void OnPictureTaken(byte[] data, global::Android.Hardware.Camera c) { GC.Collect(); Bitmap b = BitmapExtensions.DecodeBitmapFromArray(data, WIDTH, HEIGHT); Matrix matrix = new Matrix(); matrix.SetRotate(RotationDegrees, WIDTH / 2f, HEIGHT / 2f); var bitmapScalled = Bitmap.CreateBitmap(b, 0, 0, WIDTH, HEIGHT, matrix, true); var d = global::Android.OS.Environment.ExternalStorageDirectory.Path + "/MyApp/"; if (!Directory.Exists(d)) Directory.CreateDirectory(d); file = d + Guid.NewGuid().ToString() + ".jpg"; System.IO.StreamWriter sw = new System.IO.StreamWriter(file); bitmapScalled.Compress(Bitmap.CompressFormat.Jpeg, 70, sw.BaseStream); sw.Close(); global::Android.Locations.Location location = CameraLocationManager.GetLastKnownLocation(CameraLocationManager.GetBestProvider(new Criteria() { Accuracy = Accuracy.Fine }, true)); Intent intent = new Intent(this, typeof(EditPhotoActivity)); intent.PutExtra("LastKnownLocation", JsonConvert.SerializeObject(LastKnownLocation)); intent.PutExtra("Filename", file); //StartActivity(intent); StartCamera(); // restart camera preview b.Recycle(); b = null; sw.Dispose(); bitmapScalled.Dispose(); bitmapScalled = null; // clean up GC.Collect(); }

解决方案

Although Xamarin profiler is still in preview it helped me a lot tracking down memory issues we had in our application. Reading your last comment i can confirm Xamarin Insights (v1.10.1) has a significant huge memory signature (and might even leak). After we removed it from our code - the app was behaving super fast!

Bottom line - use the profiler to identify memory issues and if you have Xamarin Insights used in your app - i suggest to remove it until further notice.