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  • Committer: John Arbash Meinel
  • Date: 2006-11-03 23:29:49 UTC
  • mto: This revision was merged to the branch mainline in revision 2121.
  • Revision ID: john@arbash-meinel.com-20061103232949-72f71bdbde11ed6b
Use time.time() because time.clock() is CPU time, not wall time

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        self._stack = _stack
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        # seed throttler
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        self.MIN_PAUSE = 0.1 # seconds
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        now = time.clock()
 
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        now = time.time()
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        # starting now
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        self.start_time = now
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        # next update should not throttle
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    def throttle(self, old_msg):
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        """Return True if the bar was updated too recently"""
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        # time.time consistently takes 40/4000 ms = 0.01 ms.
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        # but every single update to the pb invokes it.
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        # so we use time.clock which takes 20/4000 ms = 0.005ms
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        # on the downside, time.clock() appears to have approximately
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        # 10ms granularity, so we treat a zero-time change as 'throttled.'
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        now = time.clock()
 
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        # time.clock() is faster, but gives us CPU time, not wall-clock time
 
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        now = time.time()
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        if self.start_time is not None and (now - self.start_time) < 1:
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            return True
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        if old_msg != self.last_msg:
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    if current > total:
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        return None                     # wtf?
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    elapsed = time.clock() - start_time
 
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    elapsed = time.time() - start_time
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    if elapsed < 2.0:                   # not enough time to estimate
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        return None