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Loading a `file://` model read the whole file into memory before handing it to TFLite. On Android, `URL.readBytes()` fills a ByteArrayOutputStream that grows to about twice the model's size in the Java heap, so a ~200 MB model throws OutOfMemoryError against the common 256 MB heap limit. On iOS the model was copied twice (into `Data`, then into the `ArrayBuffer`). Local files are now memory-mapped and wrapped without a copy: - Android maps the file read-only and wraps the direct ByteBuffer. - iOS mmaps it copy-on-write and unmaps it when the ArrayBuffer is deleted. `http(s)://` URLs and Android `res/raw` resources keep the existing paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Continues #208 by @AlvYuste.
file://models are now memory-mapped on Android and iOS instead of being read into memory.Tested with a 205 MB model: