MG
Or when it is about to get killed
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2020 July 10
DG
in dev tools you can force to imidiatly kill everything that may be killed
LH
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2020 July 11
MG
in dev tools you can force to imidiatly kill everything that may be killed
Hmm ok
MG
I don't have those
MG
MG
in dev tools you can force to imidiatly kill everything that may be killed
These?
MG
MG
in dev tools you can force to imidiatly kill everything that may be killed
OK, I found an app that does this for me
MG
Check out "Fill RAM memory"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.empirical.android.application.fillmemory
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.empirical.android.application.fillmemory
MG
And it actually works too
MG
MG
in dev tools you can force to imidiatly kill everything that may be killed
How can I prevent an application being killed by SIGKILL in its parent process?
MG
Переслано от Matthew Good
What does android do differently than Linux when creating daemon processes
MG
Переслано от Matthew Good
As I notice the following
orphaned processes also get killed if its original parent tree is killed
unlike in Linux where orphaned processes don't get killed when its original parent tree is killed
Which breaks daemons in android
orphaned processes also get killed if its original parent tree is killed
unlike in Linux where orphaned processes don't get killed when its original parent tree is killed
Which breaks daemons in android
MG
Переслано от Matthew Good
But I don't know why nor how
MG
DG
because it saves energy etc..
DG
in modern Android it's almost impossible to run smth in background
if process don't show active activity or foreground service notification - very likely it will be killed in a moment
if process don't show active activity or foreground service notification - very likely it will be killed in a moment
MG
:(