donnyh13 Posted November 20, 2023 Posted November 20, 2023 I am wondering when is a sleep needed in a non-infinite loop. Such as searching/filling an Array, etc. If the array is larger than x amount of elements? Or just good practice to have a sleep in a loop no matter what? LibreOffice UDF ; Scite4AutoIt Spell-Checker Using LibreOffice Spoiler "Life is chiefly made up, not of great sacrifices and wonderful achievements, but of little things. It is oftenest through the little things which seem so unworthy of notice that great good or evil is brought into our lives. It is through our failure to endure the tests that come to us in little things, that the habits are molded, the character misshaped; and when the greater tests come, they find us unready. Only by acting upon principle in the tests of daily life can we acquire power to stand firm and faithful in the most dangerous and most difficult positions."
Solution Andreik Posted November 20, 2023 Solution Posted November 20, 2023 Nah, if you need to process an array or something there is no reason to sleep IMO. You want to process as fast as possible. CPU usage might be higher for a period of time but what good to have low CPU usage and slow running code? donnyh13 1
donnyh13 Posted November 20, 2023 Author Posted November 20, 2023 Ya, good point, thanks @Andreik. LibreOffice UDF ; Scite4AutoIt Spell-Checker Using LibreOffice Spoiler "Life is chiefly made up, not of great sacrifices and wonderful achievements, but of little things. It is oftenest through the little things which seem so unworthy of notice that great good or evil is brought into our lives. It is through our failure to endure the tests that come to us in little things, that the habits are molded, the character misshaped; and when the greater tests come, they find us unready. Only by acting upon principle in the tests of daily life can we acquire power to stand firm and faithful in the most dangerous and most difficult positions."
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