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The key word there is simulate. There are cases (see my response) that arise that purposely triggering these state changes could really help with.
by gavingmiller 15y ago
The key word there is simulate. There are cases (see my response) that arise that purposely triggering these state changes could really help with.
- giesti 15y agoYou could try to write a very simple app to run in background and waste memory on purpose (e.g. creating some shit in a loop) if you really needda replicate such a scenario w/o emulation. In my experience, as usually you can get away with ~30mb of "wasted" memory per each instance before iOS kills the daemon. So just launch a couple of those and enjoy.