Computor's Cannonball Smither

[Nuclear Nezz 2051]

The client doesn't run at 300+MB with no script.

 

Your memory usage goes up to 1GB+ because you have your memory settings (the launcher) set that high. If you lower it, it will garbage collect more often and bring the memory back down.

 

But I'd guess your memory is jacked because you have essentially two script threads running. Which is gross, by the way. Your anti thread handles banking. ._.

[Botre 27]

List<GameObject> objects = s.getGameObjects().getObjects();

List<GameObject> filtered = new ArrayList<>();

// FILTER LOOP

// SET "OBJECTS" TO NULL

GameObject chosen = filtered.get(randInt(0,filtered.size()-1));

// SET "FILTERED" TO NULL

 

[The Hero of Time 8]

Gf for me

 

 

[Takeoff 17]

curious what data you collect 

[Explicit 213]

List<GameObject> objects = s.getGameObjects().getObjects();
List<GameObject> filtered = new ArrayList<>();
// FILTER LOOP
// SET "OBJECTS" TO NULL
GameObject chosen = filtered.get(randInt(0,filtered.size()-1));
// SET "FILTERED" TO NULL

Why would he explicitly set a null reference when once the call stack unwinds it'll lose the reference anyway....

[Botre 27]

Why would he explicitly set a null reference when once the call stack unwinds it'll lose the reference anyway....

 

To make the lists eligible for garbage collection (assuming they are the ones clogging up the memory)(?)

I don't know much about the JVM or garbage collection, if I'm wrong please tell me

[Explicit 213]

To make the lists eligible for garbage collection (assuming they are the ones clogging up the memory)(?)

I don't know much about the JVM or garbage collection, if I'm wrong please tell me

All a reference variable holds is a reference to the objects data out on the heap, not the actual object itself. The GC works by examining all current object references and, at the end of the reference collection, deems any objects data which was not examined as "garbage". To visually represent this:

 

 

As the variable goes out of scope once the method returns and both objects have their references removed they are then eligible for garbage collection. Note that they are eligible, the collector will decide in it's own time when to do a sweep.

 

For more info: http://javabook.compuware.com/content/memory/how-garbage-collection-works.aspx

[basedbarry 1]

The .jar is no longer on megashare, is there a place I can find it?