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[pygame] CPU 100%
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- Subject: [pygame] CPU 100%
- From: "Chuang Wu" <chuangwoo@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 18 Jun 2006 20:55:38 -0400
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Hi there,
My little pygame is likely to use all the usable resource of CPU, and
sometimes it's using 100% CPU. I wonder whether this happens to your
pygame too.
My game contains 2 parts, one is the interactive parts and responds
when the user click the mouse. The other part is the timer part, it
read the system time all the time.
The main loop of the game is while(1) function. So I wonder if there's
a way to save the CPU resource.
Thanks,
Chuang