Hello,
we have a reproducible crash on the Samsung Galaxy S3 with a script that takes some seconds to execute. What happens is a cleanup of the lobby, followed by a creation of a high resolution Bitmap which is then used to create a texture in Starling.
The related log entry in the Android LogCat I believe is the following:
W/InputDispatcher(2349): channel ~ Consumer closed input channel or an error occurred. events=0x9
E/InputDispatcher(2349): channel ~ Channel is unrecoverably broken and will be disposed!
It looks like the reason is that the Android InputDispatcher has been frozen for too long and believes the application is unresponsive. I can avoid the error by splitting my code into chunks that I execute with delay, so that the InputDispatcher receives some love from the CPU in between.
However this makes the code a bit ugly and produces another source of error for asynchronous inapp events like a disconnect from our server while the initialization is happening, etc. so I was wondering is there a way to manually give the InputDispatcher a focus, something like NativeApplication.nativeApplication.sleep();
Thanks,
Ruben
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