More on Performance
René Micout
rene.micout at numericable.com
Thu Feb 4 06:28:13 EST 2010
I use a lot of loop-type "send X in 0 millisec" in my application "Exagofon" and I actually noticed that the process (music) was significantly faster when a window (Finder [Mac !] for example) hiding the application window, thus avoiding the screen refresh. However, I am not yet entered the phase of optimization of my code, so I am very interested in suggestions related to this post...
Sorry for this no-response
Bons souvenirs de Paris
René
Le 4 févr. 2010 à 11:06, Scott Rossi a écrit :
> I'm wondering if anyone has suggestions for maximizing the responsiveness of
> controls during a tight "send in..." loop.
>
> I just discovered an odd (but perhaps expected?) relationship between the
> send command and locking the screen. It seems that placing "send in..."
> within a handler that locks and unlocks the screen significantly increases
> screen refresh performance compared to executing the send AFTER unlocking
> the screen. I suppose this might be due to Rev being able to cue the next
> send before updating the screen but I would have expected send to operate
> independently of the screen update.
>
> At first I was thrilled to uncover this, as I've spent the last day trying
> to enhance the performance of a heavily animated stack, but I was quickly
> disappointed to find that controls on the card become extremely sluggish and
> less responsive when the send occurs before the screen unlock. For example,
> a custom slider bogs down heavily and doesn't respond properly, compared to
> when the send occurs AFTER the screen unlock.
>
> I tried creating a temporary condition (controlActive) that is established
> when a control is clicked, which the send handler could check and then
> adjust the timing of the unlock screen appropriately. But so far I'm not
> seeing any change in the (poor) behavior. I will continue testing.
>
> Has anybody else run into this? What strategies do you employ to get the
> best responsiveness out of your apps during tight repeat loops?
>
> Thanks & Regards,
>
> Scott Rossi
> Creative Director
> Tactile Media, UX Design
>
>
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