I noticed that my game memory is
kept rising, not much, but its fact.
My game uses my own library as a game framework.
The library that I created is used
SFML.NET 2.4 binaries from official bindings.
The used memory
rises by 0,1mb per 2 seconds. Yes, it's not much, but its enough to have tons of used memory after handling a window for an hour.
(
Note: The first time I tried my library, the rise was a
2mb per second, it was caused by creating Shape instance every draw call, but I fixed it. After I created a logger, that writes a log after any instance is created, I ran a game and the log was written only when the game is loaded, means no instances are created on draw call)
I cant show the library code because it has around 100 files and 10k lines of code. But I can show the code of window handling:
public void Run()
{
//init sfml window
SF_GameWindow.SetActive();
SF_GameWindow.Closed += WinOnClose;
SF_GameWindow.Resized += WinOnResize;
GameInstance.CallEvent(ProximaGameEvent.OnLoad); //game load call
while (SF_GameWindow.IsOpen)
{
SF_GameWindow.DispatchEvents();
GameInstance.CallEvent(ProximaGameEvent.OnUpdate); //game update call
SF_GameWindow.Clear(WinConfig.ClearColor.ToSFML());
SF_GameWindow.SetView(SF_DrawView);
GameInstance.CallEvent(ProximaGameEvent.OnDraw); //game render call(in-view)
SF_GameWindow.SetView(SF_GameWindow.DefaultView);
GameInstance.CallEvent(ProximaGameEvent.OnUIDraw); //game ui draw call (off-view)
SF_GameWindow.Display();
deltaTime = deltaTimer.Restart(); //delta time restart
}
GameInstance.CallEvent(ProximaGameEvent.OnWinClose); //game close event
}
In a draw call i do switch to 'View', then i draw a scene, after i switch to default view, and draw a ui.
Maybe its
memory leak in sfml.net or a problem really in my library?
Il tell
details about the library if it will be required.
(Sorry for the grammar)
