Hi list,
I'm running a process on a tree of objects that require lots of objects to
be created.
This takes somewhere around 300ms on my pc, and will usually be run as the
swf starts or as all classes have been loaded.
300ms is enough for a stutter let alone when its run on slower pc's so I
want to break down the task in subtasks to have it more processor friendly.
I know this has been discussed a few times but cant seem to find any
resources on it.
At the moment I'm thinking of using a stack of nodes to process, and using
the stack and an alloted time, to complete the whole process, eg in pseudo:
onInterval() {
if (process.isDone()) {
clearInterval and send done event
} else {
process.continue();
}
}
The problem is old but I was wondering if anyone has come up with good
solution to this. Usually by the time we find out a process is slow, the way
we built it doesnt really allow us to break it up in chunks easily,
especially with recursive structures etc.
regards,
JC
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