M
Madhur
I am trying to plot a runtime graph using pylab. But the very purpose
of functionality is lost because of high CPU percentage hogged by
plotting the graph.
Here is the piece of code which I have written.
def timerfunc(ulcm, dlcm):
count=0
xaxis=[]
yaxis=[]
ion()
while 1:
xaxis.append(count)
dr=(((dlcm.sum)/dlcm.timer)*8)
dlcm.counter=0
yaxis.append(dr)
dlcm.sum=0
h=plot(xaxis,yaxis,'b')
draw()
count=count+1
time.sleep(dlcm.timer/1000.0)
if (count>100):
xlim(count-100, count)
Here is the function which plots the graph.
Is there something which does not makes sense .?
-Madhur
of functionality is lost because of high CPU percentage hogged by
plotting the graph.
Here is the piece of code which I have written.
def timerfunc(ulcm, dlcm):
count=0
xaxis=[]
yaxis=[]
ion()
while 1:
xaxis.append(count)
dr=(((dlcm.sum)/dlcm.timer)*8)
dlcm.counter=0
yaxis.append(dr)
dlcm.sum=0
h=plot(xaxis,yaxis,'b')
draw()
count=count+1
time.sleep(dlcm.timer/1000.0)
if (count>100):
xlim(count-100, count)
Here is the function which plots the graph.
Is there something which does not makes sense .?
-Madhur