Hi Jonathan. Could you give me some valid adb command to print the logs of only GC info of a particular message to a txt file? adb logcat > test.txt is too general. I know the info is out there but since it's not an urgent matter I thought I asked.
Also is there any adb command that can give me some credible RAM usage of a particular appliaction? And lastly, I understand that the information given by device managers of different launcher applications are probably not the most sophisticated diagnosing tools, however they give some point of refference. For instance, Power Amp is pretty extensive application and yet it only shows 15 MB of RAM in that particular monitor. Another applications like ThinkFree, QuickPick, ES File Explorer, or exDialer show values between 8 and 15 MB of usage. While our application takes on start(so first screen alone) 30MB which is simple background with couple images on it, couple textview controls, couple editText controls and couple buttons (to be fair this screen shows after one pseudo activity that is used as sort of splashscreen switcher - 3 full background images in total, and also a 15 sec monologue in the background). I also would understand the argument if it was only our application, but the facebook example that is found within the xamarin examples, and that contains 1 simple screen at the start with only 1 button takes 11 MB. I understand these values can be off in general, but they all combined can show (I think) the relation picture of how much applications take of Ram in relation to others, don't they? If I'm completely off and wrong, I would appriciate some clarification. sincerely Lucas -- View this message in context: http://mono-for-android.1047100.n5.nabble.com/RAM-Usage-of-applications-written-with-monodroid-tp5711289p5711341.html Sent from the Mono for Android mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ Monodroid mailing list Monodroid@lists.ximian.com UNSUBSCRIBE INFORMATION: http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/monodroid
