Problems with the 1min trigger

[FBerges 52]

Hi

If 2 scenes (let's call them A and B) with a cron trigger 1min. is started e.g. like this

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Then something like this is built into A:

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Then B will not be started as long as A is still running.

So far so good.

 

Both scenes say "Allow to restart a running scene:?" on No

But when I look at the CPU load, it is almost 0, but I don't understand that anymore.
If we had a multitasking system and the scenes can be triggered individually and run separately from each other, that cannot be the case.
If we don't have a multitasking system, a CPU load of almost 0 is not possible because this one scene actually swallows all CPU time.
If fibaro.sleep puts the scene into sleep mode and everything else at the same time, I could explain that to myself, but then computing time would be wasted.
Can someone explain that to me, please?
Greetings Frank

Edited February 25, 2021 by FBerges

[jgab 2,642]

1 hour ago, FBerges said:

Hi

If 2 scenes (let's call them A and B) with a cron trigger 1min. is started e.g. like this

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Then something like this is built into A:

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Then B will not be started as long as A is still running.

So far so good.

 

Both scenes say "Allow to restart a running scene:?" on No

But when I look at the CPU load, it is almost 0, but I don't understand that anymore.
If we had a multitasking system and the scenes can be triggered individually and run separately from each other, that cannot be the case.
If we don't have a multitasking system, a CPU load of almost 0 is not possible because this one scene actually swallows all CPU time.
If fibaro.sleep puts the scene into sleep mode and everything else at the same time, I could explain that to myself, but then computing time would be wasted.
Can someone explain that to me, please?
Greetings Frank

Sleep puts the Linux thread to sleep and it doesn't take any cpu time. Other threads can run (QAs and Scenes).

If A and B are different scenes (different SceneIDs) they will both run in parallell.

[FBerges 52]

Exactly that doesn't work, B is not executed (triggered) when A is in the loop.

Both have their own IDs and are triggered independently of each other.

HC3 5.062.40 (beta)

Edited February 25, 2021 by FBerges

[jgab 2,642]

12 minutes ago, FBerges said:

Exactly that doesn't work, B is not executed (triggered) when A is in the loop.

Both have their own IDs and are triggered independently of each other.

HC3 5.062.40 (beta)

But it does.  Do you look at the correct debug output?

My A scene look like

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and my B look like

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I get a "B" in the log every minute and the count-up from A every second in the same log.