YEngine
From OpenSimulator
(→Preemptive Multitasking) |
(→Preemptive Multitasking) |
||
| Line 10: | Line 10: | ||
YEngine executes script events using preemptive multitasking.<br> | YEngine executes script events using preemptive multitasking.<br> | ||
This means that, at certain control points or when told, a script may release execution, waiting in a queue until it is its turn to execute again.<br> | This means that, at certain control points or when told, a script may release execution, waiting in a queue until it is its turn to execute again.<br> | ||
| − | A script event can run for about 60ms before placed in queue, then on continuations it can run for about 30ms. (This times may change) | + | A script event can run for about 60ms before placed in queue, then on continuations it can run for about 30ms. (This times may change)<br> |
| − | The script can also be placed in a sleep state until a sleep time elapses. | + | The script can also be placed in a sleep state until a sleep time elapses.<br> |
This alone solves one of XEngine worse problems: llSleep(). llSleep just places the script on a wait queue, until the sleep time expires, using no other execution resources | This alone solves one of XEngine worse problems: llSleep(). llSleep just places the script on a wait queue, until the sleep time expires, using no other execution resources | ||
Revision as of 15:05, 19 September 2020
Contents |
Summary
This is a fully functional alternative to XEngine.
- Preemptive Multitasking
- Improved script syntax
- New language extensions
Preemptive Multitasking
YEngine executes script events using preemptive multitasking.
This means that, at certain control points or when told, a script may release execution, waiting in a queue until it is its turn to execute again.
A script event can run for about 60ms before placed in queue, then on continuations it can run for about 30ms. (This times may change)
The script can also be placed in a sleep state until a sleep time elapses.
This alone solves one of XEngine worse problems: llSleep(). llSleep just places the script on a wait queue, until the sleep time expires, using no other execution resources
Improved script syntax
New language extensions
Configuration
Opensimulation default configuration selects XEngine. To change to YEngine you need to change OpenSim.ini:
[Startup] section:
DefaultScriptEngine = "YEngine"
[Yengine] section:
Enable = true
[Xengine] section:
Enable = false
