- The storage-sharing texture table (g_alias, keyed by pool object,
offset and description) never evicted. Engage frees memory pools on
scene changes and builds new ones, so the old pools' render targets
and other private textures stayed for good, and linear textures built
on a pool buffer kept the whole buffer alive. A reused pool object
address could also hand an old texture to a new pool. Finalizing a
pool now evicts its entries (mtl_alias_drop_pool) through deferred
release.
- With 21b3bc3, Engage's 850 s idle demo stays at 1.2 to 1.4 GB of GPU
memory (5.4 GB before both fixes) and ends at 2.5 GB resident instead
of 3.6 GB; in the prologue battle GPU memory is 1.07 GB at frame
11100 (2.38 GB before).
- The memory report line adds the host objects held by serial, the
finalized pool buffers still alive, and the sharing table size with
its evictions.
- Mario regression t72 (it does finalize pools: 32 evictions; same
scene, 60 fps, GPU memory unchanged), Engage demo scenes and combat
are clean; the iOS project compiles. Docs: 04-graphics entry.
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