Ack, one more stupid mistake fixed.  -Lex


from preamble:

"Change Set:		simpleMorphicDelay-ls
Date:			10 July 2003
Author:			Lex Spoon

This simplifies a few things involving the interCycleDelay: method.

First, the old semantics have been put back: MinCycleLapse is the
minimum time for a single cycle, not the minimum time *between* cycles. 
If Morphic is pegging the CPU and still only obtaining 10 fps, then
there is no need to pause between cycles.

Second, the check for a change of screen size has been moved to a place
where it will get called more reliably.
In particular, it will get called even if Morphic ends up not delaying
at all between two cycles, e.g. if a large BouncingAtomsMorph is open on
the screen.

Additionally, it looks to me like the CanSurrenderToOS stuff could go
away now that we have mouse events transmitted through VM's.  In current
VM's, the ioRelinquishProcessorForMicroseconds: primitive should wake up
whenever the mouse moves, anyway, and so there seems sto be no point in
avoiding going to sleep.  However, maybe I misunderstand what's going on
with it, and so I've left it for now."
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