The Blinker.run() takes 100%CPU power

[justinwuchina]

Since the thread_run() function will busy loop polling checkData, the CPU core will be occupied 100% by Blinker library. Suggest add a small sleep like time.sleep(0.1) after checkData() in thread_run() function.

Plus, it's good if we could change the demo program as follow:
...
if name == 'main':
while True:
Blinker.run()
time.sleep(0.1)
...

[Victor-He]

Try to add "time.sleep(0.1)" in entry point, below "Blinker.run()" code blocks, still 100% occupied

[SodaWithoutSparkles]

It would give way itself. If other programmes need that CPU power it would let go and won't occupy it. That said, it is good to limit the CPU usage.

I tried time.sleep(0.5) and it went just fine.

Edit: I found out a programme on linux called cpulimit that could limit CPU usage. That might be a workaround. You need to install it first, then execute the python script, and execute this command in the same shell right after that.

sudo cpulimit --pid $! --limit 20 --background --lazy

It would limit the proccess to 20% CPU usage, and run in background. If the proccess ended, it would exit too.

[coloz]

@SodaWithoutSparkles @victorhe10 @justinwuchina 我们已重构py支持库，在新版库中已解决该问题。期待你们的测试和反馈。