roTextureManager How does it cache images?
In my understanding, roTextureManager stores images in tmp:/ storage after downloading and creates and returns bitmaps when .GetBitmap() method is called and then bitmap is discarded (it takes memory ...
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Open a telnet at your box ip:8080. Issue the command r2d2_bitmaps to see what happens to memory with use of rotexturemanager as well as any other method. To get rid of rotexturemanager cache you explicitly need to unload or cleanup. The nice feature about the manager is its LRU. Asynchronous retrievals are fast under ideal conditions with subsequent retrievals even faster. As far as creating an robitmap while a manager is active I personally have never had an issue.
