I have an issue with my Multiplayer Treasure Grove code where it consistently runs out of memory and crashes the tab. I’m not calling this a bug since it may well be a problem with my code. The function that is causing problems is:
def inBox(box,items):
retv = []
for item in items:
if item.pos.x > box['left'] and item.pos.x < box['right']: #...removed for brevity
retv.push(item)
return retv
Simple enough, but I have concerns that the return value(s) from this function are being saved for each frame. and don’t see how I could be running out of memory otherwise. I think that I could switch to 64 bit chrome and make this go away, but since its for a multiplayer level it ultimately needs to be simulated by other users that are by and large running 32 bit browsers. So my questions:
- What are the rules for determining if something is going to be retained on a per frame basis?
- Are these rules different for the simulation client?
- Is there a way that I can simulate a specific match (with the simulation client) to see if there are issues?