multithreading in Python: extremely high CPU consumption -

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Below is a simple timer's code that prints a new number in the command line every 0.1 seconds, and -

Along with - waiting for a keypress (entered). As soon as the entry is pressed, the timer is turned into pause, the printing stops and waits for another entry keypress, which starts counting / printing again.

The problem I have is that in the 'pause' situation, the CPU consumption increases to about 100% (and less than 1% when running / showing).

Why is that so? What am i doing wrong

Here the code goes: 

  import time, thread, sys time_passed = 0 l = [] trig = True def input (L): "" "A query Wait for "raw_input () l.append (none) def timer ():" "" prints a number of milliseconds "" Global Time-Time Time Sleep (.1) Time-Tide + = 1 System .stdout.write (format (time_pass) + "\ r") running sys.stdout.flush () def (): "Toggle play / pause state if press enter" "" global trigger, while l Trigger: Timer () if L: L = [] trig = Wrong return trig, l def off (): Pause the "toggle" / enter game status if the "global" trig, L does not start: if l: l = [] Trig = Correct return trig, LDIF main (): waits for a key to press, while the timer is running or stops "global", triangle is true: thread. Start_new_thread (Input, (L,)) Trigger: # timer is running () and: # timer is closed () Main ()   
 Thanks   
 
 
 OK, if its "turned off" if you turn it on, then tell: < / P> 
  def stop (): "" "Toggles the pause / play position if the entry is pressed"] Trig = True Return trig, l   
 There is no break / wait in this loop, it runs at full speed without returning to the system, while within  running  you call  time.Sleep  . By entering  time.leep (0.1) before  if  will work according to your wish.  
 Also a friendly personal note, you can reapply it a little bit. With the same explanation working on globals, two functions make it a bit difficult to understand =).  
 I can do something like this:  
  import time, thread, system, threading time_passed = 0 l = [] def input (L): "" a keypress Wait for "raw_input () l.append (none) DEF timer ():" "" Number is printed in every millisecond "Global time-tide time-tide + = 1 sys.stdout.write (format (time_pass) ) + "\ r") sys.stdout.flush () Def running (state): Toggle play / pause state if pressed "" "global L while true: time.sleep (.1) if State: Timer () If L: L = [] state = state return state def (main) is not: "" "waits for a compactor, while running or stopping timer" "global l state = true Is true, whereas: thread: start_new_thread (input, (l,) state = running (state) main ()   
 and I think how toggle better toggle I somehow function Do not like the idea of ​​returning from, you really do not have to go back Flip the Ajy but my guess is just personal preference.

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