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| − | I thought once about Robocode being more multi-thread friendly if the engine called Thread.yield() in | + | I thought once about Robocode being more multi-thread friendly if the engine called Thread.yield() in strategic places, like between ticks. But I never posted this suggestion in sourceforge. |
This way, most processing outside a Robocode instance would be done between ticks and not interfere with turn skipping. | This way, most processing outside a Robocode instance would be done between ticks and not interfere with turn skipping. | ||
About dynamic overclocking, here I delete config/robocode.properties and run a single instance, which will measure CPU constant at minimum possible speed. Then I copy the file to all other installations. Tried to disable dynamic overclocking as well, but my laptop doesn't have the option in the BIOS. | About dynamic overclocking, here I delete config/robocode.properties and run a single instance, which will measure CPU constant at minimum possible speed. Then I copy the file to all other installations. Tried to disable dynamic overclocking as well, but my laptop doesn't have the option in the BIOS. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:00, 17 February 2013
I thought once about Robocode being more multi-thread friendly if the engine called Thread.yield() in strategic places, like between ticks. But I never posted this suggestion in sourceforge.
This way, most processing outside a Robocode instance would be done between ticks and not interfere with turn skipping.
About dynamic overclocking, here I delete config/robocode.properties and run a single instance, which will measure CPU constant at minimum possible speed. Then I copy the file to all other installations. Tried to disable dynamic overclocking as well, but my laptop doesn't have the option in the BIOS.
