Is it normal to lose 3/4 of memory to 'Other Processes' when simulating iOS in xcode?
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Yes, this is normal.
"Other Processes" includes literally every other program that is currently running on your Mac. That number has nothing to do with the simulator. It does not measure processes that run in the simulator.
If you run iOS Simulator Xcode shows memory stats from your Mac.
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