Hello
I've written an app that has several threads running in parallell. When the
activity is paused, I notice my unit gets very sluggish and I realized that
I haven't written any onPause and onResume methods and that it might be the
culprit.
My threads were originally initialized to have knowledge of objects inside
the IOIO class and are started from the setup().
I'm thinking I should implement a solution that is similar to the one
provided in the IOIOTortureTest class with an .abort() method that kills
the thread.
However, I'm uncertain if the setup() will have time to initialize after an
onResume (or if it's even called that is) and maybe I need to rethink my
design quite a bit.
On the wiki it says:
This method will be called as soon as connection to the IOIO has been
* established. Typically, this will include opening pins and modules
using
* the openXXX() methods of the {@link #ioio_} field.
Seems like this only happens when the USB is connected I guess, but I might ask
anyway.
Is the setup method called every time the app resumes and the disconnected
method when the method pauses or are these only when the USB is
connected/disconnected?
Cheers
/M
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