angr/analyses/analysis.py
def _release_gil(ctr, freq, sleep_time=0.001):
        """
        Periodically calls time.sleep() and releases the GIL so other threads (like, GUI threads) have a much better
        chance to be scheduled, and other critical components (like the GUI) can be kept responsiveness.

        This is, of course, a hack before we move all computational intensive tasks to pure C++ implementations.

        :param int ctr:     A number provided by the caller.
        :param int freq:    How frequently time.sleep() should be called. time.sleep() is called when ctr % freq == 0.
        :param sleep_time:  Number (or fraction) of seconds to sleep.
        :return:            None
        """

        if ctr % freq == 0:
            time.sleep(sleep_time)

        Periodically calls time.sleep() and releases the GIL so other threads (like, GUI threads) have a much better
        chance to be scheduled, and other critical components (like the GUI) can be kept responsiveness.

        This is, of course, a hack before we move all computational intensive tasks to pure C++ implementations.

        :param int ctr:     A number provided by the caller.
        :param int freq:    How frequently time.sleep() should be called. time.sleep() is called when ctr % freq == 0.
        :param sleep_time:  Number (or fraction) of seconds to sleep.
        :return:            None
        
Periodically calls time.sleep() and releases the GIL so other threads (like, GUI threads) have a much better
chance to be scheduled, and other critical components (like the GUI) can be kept responsiveness.

This is, of course, a hack before we move all computational intensive tasks to pure C++ implementations.
Periodically calls time . sleep () and releases the GIL so other threads ( like GUI threads ) have a much better chance to be scheduled and other critical components ( like the GUI ) can be kept responsiveness . This is of course a hack before we move all computational intensive tasks to pure C ++ implementations .
def _release_gil(ctr, freq, sleep_time=0.001):
        if ctr % freq == 0:
            time.sleep(sleep_time)
def _release_gil ( ctr , freq , sleep_time = 0.001 ) : if ctr % freq == 0 : time . sleep ( sleep_time )
Periodically calls time.sleep() and releases the GIL so other threads (like, GUI threads) have a much better
chance to be scheduled, and other critical components (like the GUI) can be kept responsiveness.
Periodically calls time . sleep () and releases the GIL so other threads ( like GUI threads ) have a much better chance to be scheduled and other critical components ( like the GUI ) can be kept responsiveness .
"""
        Periodically calls time.sleep() and releases the GIL so other threads (like, GUI threads) have a much better
        chance to be scheduled, and other critical components (like the GUI) can be kept responsiveness.

        This is, of course, a hack before we move all computational intensive tasks to pure C++ implementations.

        :param int ctr:     A number provided by the caller.
        :param int freq:    How frequently time.sleep() should be called. time.sleep() is called when ctr % freq == 0.
        :param sleep_time:  Number (or fraction) of seconds to sleep.
        :return:            None
        """
None
ctr
A number provided by the caller.
A number provided by the caller .
freq
None
sleep_time
Number (or fraction) of seconds to sleep.
Number ( or fraction ) of seconds to sleep .