Nikolai V. Chr. wrote:
Alessandro Borges wrote:
I agree with Nikolai, but I am not sure if just setting
wakeupOnElapsedFrame with passive = true will solve the 100% CPU usage
problem.
Thats not the point, maybe I want it to be WakeUpOnElapsedTime. The
point is, I want to decide for myself, which is impossible as long as
passiveWakeupCriterion is a private member.
Unless the time interval is so small that force wakeup every frame,
using WakeupOnElapsedTime should not keep CPU 100% busy.
also Kelvin Chung wrote:
This is default behavior.
To avoid 100% cpu usage use wakeupOnElapsedFrame with passive = true.
And how can I do that? I cannot since there are no setters and
passiveWakeupCriterion is a private member.
Write your own behavior.
Another way is to set the maximum frame rate by using
Very unflexible. Sometimes I want the possibility to have a high
framerate.
This is kind of trade off. High framerate need CPU cycle but you can set
a upper
limit on it, running at frame rate > screen refresh rate may waste CPU
cycle.
- Kelvin
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