kikito wrote:

Karai17 wrote:Tables can also have functions and tables as keys. But don't do that.

Yet.

+1.
I'm using functions as keys in reverse tables (see PiL for reference) to save functions' bindings to GUI controls in text files.

Try love.timer.setObey(true). Rumors has it that this always helps

In my current project I have heavy loaded background process which is executed as coroutine. Coroutine resumed in love.update().
I'm not against drawing at 60 FPS, but I need updating as fast as possible (or at higher frame rate, 125 for example ). Sleeping prevents this.

This is true for Windows 7 on my machine as well - 100 FPS

caldur, zorg may be you right guys, but why it behaves differently on different platforms? On Windows it gives no more than 100 FPS, on Linux - 125 FPS.

Well, I copied standard function love.run() from Wiki page and commented out line "if love.timer then love.timer.sleep(0.001) end" at the end.
And now it shows 125 FPS (Windows 7 64-bit and Xubuntu 13.10 64-bit)

Though I don't understand what is the purpose of this line...

@pacman: in main.lua I see code: "love.timer.sleep(next_time - cur_time)", line #186
It is the reason of frame limiting. It has nothing to do with v-sync.

Hi all!
In this first post I just like to say "Nice engine! Keep it up!"
Best wishes from Saratov, Russia.