Pooya1 Active Member Licensed User Mar 6, 2018 #1 When i use b4a in windows 10,there is wonderful happening in Task Manager The B4a take about 1.2 gig from my system and my system is freeze until i dont close B4a In last i dont see same problem but recently B4a freeze many a lot I attach picture about B4a state in Task Manager My Ram is 8 gig Thanks for all users for their cooperation Attachments Capture.JPG 13.1 KB · Views: 503
When i use b4a in windows 10,there is wonderful happening in Task Manager The B4a take about 1.2 gig from my system and my system is freeze until i dont close B4a In last i dont see same problem but recently B4a freeze many a lot I attach picture about B4a state in Task Manager My Ram is 8 gig Thanks for all users for their cooperation
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 7, 2018 #2 This is the optimized dexer. Normally it shouldn't have a large impact on the CPU. Try to increase MaxRamForDex to 2048. You can also disable it completely. Upvote 0
This is the optimized dexer. Normally it shouldn't have a large impact on the CPU. Try to increase MaxRamForDex to 2048. You can also disable it completely.
Pooya1 Active Member Licensed User Mar 7, 2018 #3 Erel said: This is the optimized dexer. Normally it shouldn't have a large impact on the CPU. Try to increase MaxRamForDex to 2048. You can also disable it completely. Click to expand... Yes it is Thanks Upvote 0
Erel said: This is the optimized dexer. Normally it shouldn't have a large impact on the CPU. Try to increase MaxRamForDex to 2048. You can also disable it completely. Click to expand... Yes it is Thanks
asales Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 7, 2018 #4 Erel said: This is the optimized dexer. (...) You can also disable it completely. Click to expand... What is "optimized dexer"? What is it for? Upvote 0
Erel said: This is the optimized dexer. (...) You can also disable it completely. Click to expand... What is "optimized dexer"? What is it for?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 7, 2018 #5 During compilation, the Java bytecode is converted to Android byte code. This conversion is called dexing and it is usually the slowest step. The optimized dexer "dexes" the libraries and waits for the IDE to add the user code. The purpose is to speed up compilation. If the RAM limit is not high enough then it will slow the dexer and might affect the CPU usage. Upvote 0
During compilation, the Java bytecode is converted to Android byte code. This conversion is called dexing and it is usually the slowest step. The optimized dexer "dexes" the libraries and waits for the IDE to add the user code. The purpose is to speed up compilation. If the RAM limit is not high enough then it will slow the dexer and might affect the CPU usage.
