Closed liaoxingquan closed 1 year ago
TDLib has no memory leaks, which you can check by closing the TDLib instance and using any tool for memory leak detection.
The memory usage can grow over time, because TDLib has a cache which speeds up all requests and gives a big flexibility for the application. The cache contains data about all encountered users and chats and can contain some other data. The size of the in-memory cache can grow over time, so if app wants to flush it, it needs to close and reopen TDLib instance.
Is there any way to reduce memory by using functions like reset without closing the tdlib instance @levlam
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TDLib has no memory leaks, which you can check by closing the TDLib instance and using any tool for memory leak detection.
The memory usage can grow over time, because TDLib has a cache which speeds up all requests and gives a big flexibility for the application. The cache contains data about all encountered users and chats and can contain some other data. The size of the in-memory cache can grow over time, so if app wants to flush it, it needs to close and reopen TDLib instance.
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No. The only way is to call close
, wait until the instance is closed, and opening another instance.
td_example.cpp--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class TdExample { auto create_authentication_query_handler() { return [this, id = authentication_queryid](Object object) { if (id == authentication_queryid) { check_authentication_error(std::move(object)); } }; } ....... } int main() { TdExample example; example.loop(); }
My account has added many groups and a large number of messages have been received, resulting in a gradual increase in memory