Hmmm. When I've noticed this problem, it's been right after loading a
few stacks (that make up my app) which I guess could constitute
"creating and deleting objects en masse." I usually start to work on
scripts at that point so maybe I just need to give it a few minutes to
"settle down" before I pass judgement.
len morgan
Jerry Daniels wrote:
Len, there is one other potential CPU-eater: creating and deleting
objects en masse. If you lock messages before do so, the IDE in
general will thank you as it has lists of objects to maintain.
On Mar 18, 2008, at 12:57 PM, Mark Talluto wrote:
On Mar 18, 2008, at 7:46 AM, Len Morgan wrote:
When I watch the Windows Task Manager, it is Revolution that is
taking 60-100% of the CPU time so I'm not sure where else to look.
Perhaps there has been some sort of Windows update that doesn't show
up in the TaskManager. GLX is still usable,
just slow at times.
I use Glx2 *all* day long and could not imagine life without it.
With that in mind, problems are problems and solutions must be
found. If you are seeing strange cpu usage, have you tried running
without to see what happens? In most cases, high cpu usage results
in something the app you are developing is doing. Glx2 does do some
simple polling, but this is so mild you should not even notice it.
And it is only doing it for a few secs when a mouse is moving.
Mark Talluto
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