XML Editor
Sign up for a WebBoard account Sign Up Keyword Search Search More Options... Options
search
Chat Rooms Chat Help Help News News Log in to WebBoard Log in Not Logged in
Home » Boards » Stylus Studio Developer Network » Stylus Studio Technical Forum » RE: Constant CPU usage by Struzzo.exe
Conferences Close Tree View
+ Stylus Studio Feature Requests (1192)
- Stylus Studio Technical Forum (14621)
-> - Stylus Studio - Registrar en o... (1)
-> + Stylus Studio - Registrar en o... (2)
-> + Can a pipeline send a file by ... (2)
-> + After Updateing WIN10 to WIN11... (12)
-> + Where do I add the custom java... (3)
-> + Where is the Diagram tab? (5)
-> + Applying XSLT to Word DOCX/XML (2)
-> - CSV conversion via ConvertToXM... (1)
-> + Text symbols in SS not same as... (4)
-> + Exposing xquery as webservice ... (6)
-> + Syntax Identifier (2)
-> + Saving a Converted XML as an X... (5)
-> + Output document cannot be pars... (4)
-> - Archiving output from conversi... (1)
-> + EDIFACT guideline from Stylus ... (3)
-> + CSV file putting all the data ... (5)
-> + Can't install Home version 64b... (5)
-> + presale - Can I covers this sc... (5)
-> + Problem with UNB (5)
-> + Splitting EDIFACT files pipeli... (4)
-- [1-20] [21-40] [41-60] Next
+ Website Feedback (249)
+ XSLT Help and Discussion (7625)
+ XQuery Help and Discussion (2017)
+ Stylus Studio FAQs (159)
+ Stylus Studio Code Samples & Utilities (364)
+ Stylus Studio Announcements (113)
Topic  
Postnext
David KarrSubject: RE: Constant CPU usage by Struzzo.exe
Author: David Karr
Date: 02 Nov 2005 09:25 AM
I see the same problem. I have a bunch of documents open (xml, xsd,
xslt), although nothing that large. In the last few days I've been
working on a small xslt that calls a small Java extension function. The
stylesheet works fine, but when I'm not doing anything with it, I see it
using up to 50-60% of the CPU.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: stylus-studio-tech Listmanager
> [mailto:stylus-studio-tech.listmanager@stylusstudio.com]
>
> From: "Robert Tyree"
>
> Struzzo frequently uses 30-60% of my CPU even when its not
> executing any stylesheets. I am not sure of the steps to
> recreate this, but as I am using it it will eventually start
> using 30-60% of the CPU all the time unless I close some
> documents or unless I bring up the Help->About (or
> probably any dialog).
>
> Is there a way to stop this?
Postnext
(Deleted User) Subject: RE: Constant CPU usage by Struzzo.exe
Author: (Deleted User)
Date: 02 Nov 2005 10:15 AM
I am trying to track this problem down, can you please send me your files which seem to cause the problem? Which version are you using?
Thanks very much.
Postnext
David ReesSubject: RE: Constant CPU usage by Struzzo.exe
Author: David Rees
Date: 02 Nov 2005 08:04 PM
I've noticed this for a while also. I've also noticed that it always seems to be using some CPU. For instance, I have the window in the background right now (not visible at all) and it has averaged 3-5% of my CPU for the last 10 minutes anyway. It would seem to me it should right at zero CPU since I'm not using it.

thanks,

d
Posttop
(Deleted User) Subject: RE: Constant CPU usage by Struzzo.exe
Author: (Deleted User)
Date: 02 Nov 2005 08:57 PM
You should expect Stylus to use a small percent of the CPU, even when it is idle, because it does some idle loop processing. Some of the truly great features of Stylus are possible because we do a little bit of work when the CPU isn't otherwise occupied. Nevertheless, it should not be anything approaching 30-50% and we are still trying to pin that problem down.
   
Download A Free Trial of Stylus Studio 6 XML Professional Edition Today! Powered by Stylus Studio, the world's leading XML IDE for XML, XSLT, XQuery, XML Schema, DTD, XPath, WSDL, XHTML, SQL/XML, and XML Mapping!  
go

Log In Options

Site Map | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Trademarks
Stylus Scoop XML Newsletter:
W3C Member
Stylus Studio® and DataDirect XQuery ™are from DataDirect Technologies, is a registered trademark of Progress Software Corporation, in the U.S. and other countries. © 2004-2016 All Rights Reserved.