Managing LSL Queues / Memory Profiling

Hi,

Background - With a distributed system with multiple objects and scripts with events flowing between them it is quite difficult (a challenge ) to ensure the plumbing layer for events is robust. One of the issues is that there doesn't seem to be a way to (a) control/manage LSL queue or (b) at least peer into them to see status. By queues I mean script queues which build up which might include incoming LINK messages, CHAT, change events etc

Question 1 - Re Managing queues (i.e. the ability to define queue lengths/drop queue items if necessary etc)
(a) Is there any upcoming support planned for future versions?
(b) What do LL recommend now for LSL scripters?

Question 2 - Re Visibility of Queues (i.e. even if one can not actively do anything with queues, the ability to view the status of queues, e.g. how many events in the queue now?)
(a) Is there any upcoming support planned for future versions?
(b) What do LL recommend now for LSL scripters?

Tks
Greg

Asking about this...

We have not designed or scheduled time to add LSL calls or VM support for queue management and inspection. If you need to actually have a queue, you will just have to implement it yourself and set a timer callback which will process everything in the queue you have built.