Reply to Unexplained Cpu Usage which is independent from Code on Invalid Date

Fnoord — Invalid Date

Starting today i noticed a high CPU-usage in classes which have never been using that much. I started disabling those classes but the CPU-usage just went on to the next function like f.e.:

The workload went from GarbageCollector -> Initialize -> EventManager -> Tower -> Creeps -> Spawner -> Architect.

And as soon as i disabled all this classes it disappeared. As my code does not run in threads, it seems like the workload appears at a fixed time and does not occure if my code has been executed too fast.

I added an example below. There are no dependencies between those classes and initialize does nothing at all as it is only run on developing a new room.

Someone got an idea? Would be awesome!

Reply to Unexplained Cpu Usage which is independent from Code on Invalid Date

Dewey — Invalid Date

It's most likely the Memory parse cost. The first time you access memory, you incur the cost of unpacking the whole thing.

Try adding another 2 lines at the top:

console.log('before memory', Game.cpu.getUsed());

Memory; // This will force the Memory to de-serialize and be read into the cache for use during the tick