iPhone Any way to find memory hogs?

[hafr]

Is there a way to view memory and/or CPU usage on an app/tweak/process basis? Either from the App Store or from Cydia. When googling, I only seem to find information for developers regarding how they can find memory leaks in their own apps...

I assume this is something that a lot of people would be interested in, being able to see if a tweak or app is "worth it" or not. For instance, BatteryDoctorPro (from Cydia, search for it and you'll find it, its proper name is in Japanese I think) is a pretty interesting app, but it felt like the free RAM was disappearing for no good reason when it was installed. I would love to know if my suspicions are correct or not (I'd like them not to be ).

 

[Adutrumque]

Interesting to say at least .
I'll keep watch on this one

 

[Siggen]

Back in the days we had a process list we could sort after RAM usage and so on. Dont remember the name, and it surly wont work without an update.

 

[hafr]

Interesting to say at least .
I'll keep watch on this one

Back in the days we had a process list we could sort after RAM usage and so on. Dont remember the name, and it surly wont work without an update.

I found this: http://apple.stackexchange.com/ques...fy-cpu-and-memory-usage-per-process-on-iphone

Downloading Xcode right now, it seems to do pretty much exactly what I'm after and I just can't find a tweak or app that does even close to it...

 

[hafr]

It works like a charm, except that tweaks (that don't run as apps) all seem to be included in Springboard. So whilst it's great for finding which apps are using a lot of RAM, it's impossible to see which of the tweaks are causing Springboard to hog loads of memory...

I guess we're doomed to using SBS and simply deactivate all tweaks, use the phone for a day, see what Instruments say in the evening, then activate the first tweak, use it for a day, check Instruments in the evening, have the second tweak activated the second day and so on, until we have a clear picture of the tweaks' memory usage...

 

[stephen1108]

I actually just recently installed BatteryDoctorPro and I myself was wondering if this tweak/app were affecting my RAM/battery life. Anyone else have input on this app?