3 ms·
Can’t you still just model A and B, and have your transitioning logic compute and wait for whatever is necessary to make the full transition? If you keep the ep
by AgentOrange1234 4y ago
Can’t you still just model A and B, and have your transitioning logic compute and wait for whatever is necessary to make the full transition? If you keep the ephemeral stuff in aux memory, you can have keep your number of states more manageable.
- rcme 4y agoNo, because resources are limited. Like if a user indicates they want to go from A to B, and then half way thorough the transition decides they want to go back to A, then you need to cancel and clean up everything for the transition to B. Otherwise you’re wasting battery, network bandwidth, main thread cycles, etc. on useless work.