On 2021-09-23 13:03, Lawrence Jamieson wrote:
> 2021-09-23 12:48, news reader rašė:
>> Jeigu kalbetume apie ios vs. android tada butu prasme lyginti, bet tai >> yra mobilios os.
> > Mobiliose OS paveiksiukai mažiau vietos užima?

Mobilios OS visai kitaip tvarkosi atminti nei desktopines. Bent jau IOS gana agresyviai elgiasi su foniniais procesais. Viskas del atminties taupymo ir geriausio experience foregroundiniam procesui.

Apps are generally in one of four states - the first three are the most relevant.
	The App is “Active” - it is running running in the foreground.  When you switch tasks, the App will continue to run in active state for some minutes before its resources are released and is placed into an Inactive state.
	The App is “Inactive” but remains loaded in [fast] RAM.  In this state, the App can be instantly restored to an Active state - but is not consuming CPU or other resources whilst in the inactive state.
	The App is “Inactive” and unloaded.  In this state, the App has been completely offloaded (releasing RAM for use by other processes) but its running state has been saved to [slow] flash memory.  Returning to an App will cause the App’s saved state to be reloaded from flash memory into Active RAM.
	The App has been closed.  All running data has been expelled - there is no “saved” state; relaunch will reload the App from scratch.