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w1hkj
 

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Nothing huge ... just a few changes requested by testers.
  • Added RstIn to the pop-up list in the received text viewer,
  • Added CW_SWEET_SPOT to the #defines in the file "src/config.h"
73s, Dave, W1HKJ
"Leigh L. Klotz, Jr."
 

I get 100% CPU utilization on this version. When I naively run it under GDB, type ^C, and where, it's always in innards().
I don't remember how to select the other threads.

The previous version showed 100% CPU only when I zoomed to full screen, probably because that happened to place the mouser over the waterfall.

I already had xft enabled in fltk so I didn't have to recompile it.

Any suggested experiments?

Leigh/WA5ZNU

w1hkj wrote:

Nothing huge ... just a few changes requested by testers.

* Added RstIn to the pop-up list in the received text viewer,
* Added CW_SWEET_SPOT to the #defines in the file "src/config.h"

73s, Dave, W1HKJ
"Leigh L. Klotz, Jr."
 

I'm seeing 100% on the previous release too...I haven't isolated it yet.

Leigh L. Klotz, Jr. wrote:

I get 100% CPU utilization on this version. When I naively run it under GDB, type ^C, and where, it's always in innards().
I don't remember how to select the other threads.

The previous version showed 100% CPU only when I zoomed to full screen, probably because that happened to place the mouser over the waterfall.

I already had xft enabled in fltk so I didn't have to recompile it.

Any suggested experiments?

Leigh/WA5ZNU

w1hkj wrote:

Nothing huge ... just a few changes requested by testers.

* Added RstIn to the pop-up list in the received text viewer,
* Added CW_SWEET_SPOT to the #defines in the file "src/config.h"

73s, Dave, W1HKJ

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Rick Kunath
 

Leigh L. Klotz, Jr. wrote:
I'm seeing 100% on the previous release too...I haven't isolated it yet.
For what it's worth, I am not seeing the 100% CPU usage here on either the old and slow 600 MHz Mandrake 10.1 machine )50-65% depending on waterfall speed and color or B/W) or a 3 GHz machine running Mandriva 2006 (20-30%).

Rick Kunath

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