Hi all,
i noticed this phenomenon and i hope this can help someone.
I work on embedded systems (ARM and SH archs) with single non-window-managed
FLTK applications.
I noticed that system speed grows up if i compile nano-X as a library (no more
need to launch the server)
but if in my apps there are some
Fl::add_timeout/Fl::repeat_timeout/Fl::remove_timeout the performance degrades
and system is quite unusable.
Solution is: using threads.
Fl::add_timeout -> pthread_create
Fl::repeat_timeout -> while(1) with usleep() in the thread
Fl::remove_timeout -> pthread_cancel
regards,
L.
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