I thought this was interesting and worth sharing, since I wasn't able to find info on it online: I ran the profiler on my watch when I compiled with -O 2pz and with -O 3pz, and 2pz actually was faster/more efficient. That made me curious to try with …
Actually what's the difference
you could build a debug version and have them sideload it.
iirc, when you build a debug version and sideload it, the crash log contains more information than it would for a release version…
Idk if what I said applies to the backup and restore feature, all I’ve tried is sideloading by copying old PRGs to \GARMIN\APPS. It’s possible you may be able to keep all your old sideloaded apps via backup/restore. But at least for my 955, it appears…
To be honest for example taking the iterator for a period of 6 hours and then looping through the results can basically already be over 1500us in the profiler on instinct watches. I'm really trying to avoid to do any thing that can cause noticable lag…
Per discussion on the internet, _JAVA_OPTIONS overrides what's set on the command line.
It works for me on Windows, and I'm fairly sure it's also worked for me on macOS and Linux.
>echo %_JAVA_OPTIONS%-Xmx4g
When I run the build from VS…
Yeah, these cases could be maybe possible to be enabled/disabled.
setProperty is a good example, it already has a warning that annoys some devs. It was added in CIQ 2.4.0, so for a device that has a partNumber that has a max that is less than 2.4.0 I would…
Almost everytime I upload a new app or when I update an existing one my browser Chrome or Edge runs into some kind of timeout and I end up with the message below.
It most likely has to do with .iq file size. The size of my .iq files is typically >= 35MB…
I've been trying to keep the build configuration simple & my target audience narrow: high-memory devices (~120K) with round AMOLED screens. So I'm trying to avoid making complex jungles (at least for now). Even still, I have some…
What I can tell you that since you're talking about a variable that will anyway live the whole lifecycle of the app it doesn't matter in terms of memory usage. When you open the Memory View in the simulator then you can see the global variables, but in…
