Curtis L. Olson writes: > I returned from being gone for the week, did a cvs update to get all > the latest changes and now I'm seeing about 1/3 the frame rate I'm > accustom to seeing. I now am getting something in the 18-25 range > which is pretty horrible for my hardware. > > I've done a complete reboot to rule out my machine being hosed after > sitting idle for a week, and complete rebuild of everything from > scratch to rule out some sort of incremental build dependency > wierdness. The frame rate loss doesn't seem tied to > aircraft/fdm/panel/visibility or anything graphical-load related. It > *acts* like there might be some new big computational step that is > being run every frame? I don't recall seeing anything like that in > the cvs change logs, but there were a lot of them from the last week > so I didn't browse them all closely. > > Is anyone else seeing this with the very latest cvs, or should I look > for something on my end?
Just as a random stab in the dark I commented out ...
globals->get_ATC_mgr()->update(delta_time_sec);
... from the main loop and my frame rate at least doubled ... ?!?
FWIW - I have a version of fgfs from Feb 27 (our working copy), and I get ~40 hz w/ or w/o the line above commented out.
A question I would have is can the ATC functions be enabled to work only when the user wants them on?
Regards, Michael
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