Two questions:
1. I'm trying to use the memory pressure event to determine where my clock face is running low on memory, but it doesn't seem to trigger. I can't be sure I'm doing it right, the documentation seems vague. Here's what I have coded:
import { memory } from "system";
memory.onmemorypressurechange = function(a) {
console.log("memoryPressureChange:" + JSON.stringify(a));
}
It doesn't give me any errors, but it doesn't seem to ever trigger.
2. I was curious how much native memory my watch face is using, so I added console.log lines like this:
console.log("js memory: " + memory.js.used + "/" + memory.js.total + " peak:" + memory.js.peak);
console.log("native memory: " + memory.native.used + "/" + memory.native.total + " peak:" + memory.native.peak);
Output:
[10:26:00 AM] App: js memory: 38944/65528 peak:51792 (app/index.js:957,2)
[10:26:00 AM] App: native memory: 0/1 peak:0 (app/index.js:958,2)
The js memory numbers look reasonable, but the native memory is always 0 used, 1 total, 0 peak. Seems a bit low to me :). Am I doing something wrong?
Update: I've been testing on the simulator, I just tried it on the watch and I do get reasonable numbers for the native memory on the watch. Apparently the simulator doesn't emulate this native memory function. The memory pressure event still doesn't ever seem to fire, however.
