(This is linked to my last post on the list, however it's a completely
different topic so I posted it separately)
To sum it up, my app allows to do some basic modifications to an image
(brightness/contrast/saturation among others).... those are applied
via CIFilters, the app also allows to re-size images...Right now I'm
trying to work exclusively with BitmapImageRep since it seems to be
faster than using NSImage...
I display a "live" preview of the image (I say "live" because
basically all my sliders (to control brightness etc.) do not send
continuously but only once the mouse released them)... anyway the way
I got it working right now is like this:
I have an NSBitmapImageRep called "previewImage"... this contains the
preview image and it gets updated everytime the brightness/contrast/
saturation sliders are released...
in my preview window, I have an NSImageView.. I bound the data of this
image view to the "previewImageData" key of my controller which
basically only does this:
return [previewImage TIFFRepresentation];
Now, all this is working well, however, I see HUGE ram increases every
time I move a slider.. (it gets in the 100+ mb very fast)...and it
never seems to drop... I tried to set my sliders to continuous for
fun, it gets at about 200mb of ram in a matter of seconds...
I ran Instruments and MallocDebug, apparently I have no leaks (the
only leaks I have are NSPathStore which I am not creating)...
Is anything wrong with the way Im doing it? Why the huge ram increases
that never drops? If there was an obvious leak I guess Instrument or
MallocDebug would've catch it?
(also, it might have nothing to do with this but the preview image is
generated in an NSOperation.. I'm mentioning it since I know that
threads usually have their own autorelease pool... Im not sure how it
is with NSOperations...)
Jean-Nicolas Jolivet
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.silverscripting.com
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