Version: 1.2.1 (using KDE KDE 3.5.0) Installed from: Fedora RPMs OS: Linux When you are viewing non-live data, or looking at old data (by using a fixed data samples range, and not in read to end mode, kst will continue to perform calculations, and consume much cpu (if you have alot of calculations). Kst will not do so, if you click pause. It is expected that kst will realize that the data is not changing, and not need to re-perform the calculations.
Please attach a session that reproduces this.
Created attachment 16451 [details] Kst file that demonstrates bug. Here's the exact .kst file when we first noticed this. Even when the data isn't live, when paused, kst consumes no cpu, when un-paused, kst consumes a beefy chunk of cpu every update cycle.
This appears to be a regression.
Seems to be related to reading a bad vector from a dirfile. We will look at it more the next run.