public
class
BitmapCounterProvider
extends Object| java.lang.Object | |
| ↳ | com.facebook.imagepipeline.memory.BitmapCounterProvider |
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| public static final int | MAX_BITMAP_TOTAL_SIZE | Our Bitmaps live in ashmem, meaning that they are pinned in Android's shared native memory. | |||||||||
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| BitmapCounterProvider() | |||||||||||
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| static BitmapCounter | get() | ||||||||||
| static void | initialize(BitmapCounterConfig bitmapCounterConfig) | ||||||||||
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public static final int MAX_BITMAP_TOTAL_SIZE
Our Bitmaps live in ashmem, meaning that they are pinned in Android's shared native memory.
Therefore, we are not constrained by the max heap size of the dalvik heap, but we want to make sure we don't use too much memory on low end devices, so that we don't force other background process to be killed.