Measurement Studio for .NET Languages

cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

smart load balancing using immediate updates

I like the immediate update feature of the graph because - when turned off - the graph subsumes several updates, conserving CPU resources.
However, heavy plotting will overcharge the CPU or the GUI is not responsible anymore.

Is it possible to tune the load balancing mechanism inside the graph to further limit the performance of graph drawing to say 50% of the CPU power in order to always have a responsible application?

If the answer is no, I assume that the application which uses the graph is obliged to implement its own load balancing whenever it wants to plot much data.
Christian
0 Kudos
Message 1 of 2
(2,851 Views)
Hallo Christian,

as expected, there is no property/function/methode, which will limit the drawing of a graph. The only thing you can do is, acquire a set of data point you want to plot into an array. Afterwards you can sent the whole array to the GUI and execute an update. An update rate of 100 - 200 ms should be enough for the eye to see the graph plot smoothly.
Well, like you said before, you have to implement this by yourself. Hope this helps a little...

Daniel
NIG
Message 2 of 2
(2,824 Views)