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I got this mac screensaver example from here.

I changed it to show image instead of textField.

The problem is this: it can show any Xcode objects such as textView. textField, Button and etc... but it cant load image on imageView. (it can load image on Xcode debug build but not on release build on mac screensavers)

Release Build Screenshot Here is my code to show image:

Recently I was interested in screensavers. And while I was looking for a way to write it, I found that it was supported by Xcode.

ref: https://whichline.wordpress.com/2015/07/13/os-x-screensaver-swift-2-part-1/

But my Xcode 9 does not seem to support screensaver project.

There are no way to write screensaver on Xcode 9?

I coded a C# screensaver which works in preview (install) mode, config or even test mode. However, when reaching the windows timer to launch it, screen goes black, I see the mouse loading icon for 2-3 sec and then the screen revert on the desktop.

I add a log file entry as the first line of code in my main() and it seems like this code is never run when launched by windows.

Using Visual studio 2017 on Windows 10.

Since I am using an old 3D engine, I made sure to have the app.config modified:

(This is sort of a crossover software-hardware topic, it started as a programming problem for me but after all the troubleshooting I think it's probably a hardware problem (maybe better suited for Super User?) but I haven't solved it yet so I don't know for sure, and hopefully this community will have some relevant cpu theory to share. Anyway...)

I'm writing a real-time rendering program and have been plagued with a visible framerate hitch that happens consistently every 2 seconds. After much profiling I've determined that this is a performance slowdown that effects all sections of code in my program (including graphics api calls), so I think it's a cpu issue that is outside the responsibility of the program.

I can demonstrate the problem on my machine with the following code in a fresh Code::Blocks project:

I want to have an orange box next to the image, like this:

I know how to add the image and the orange box, but I don't understand how I can get them next to each other. Below you'll find my HTML and CSS.

Here's the link to the whole project including all the dependencies if needed. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3d3towtkhb4c38r/AADdxDJq9ix7bK9hTkt_VTSAa?dl=0

Basically trying to clean up some script I was left to deal with and have been banging my head against the wall as to why this isn't working. I don't get any debug errors, everything seems to be linked where it needs to be linked. My font seems to be embedded, all my instance names seem to be right... the only thing I can think of is I'm missing something silly in the code. Any help would be really appreciated! Nothing like being left a mess and having to fix it.

Basically the text box is supposed to have a countdown timer based on what race is approaching (e.g Race X is in xxx minutes) and If there isn't a race approaching, it should show some default text. At the moment, It doesn't seem to want to change the dynamic text at all!

EDIT: I'll also mention the RaceRibbon Movieclip that the text is contained in is also exported for as3 to the com.RaceRibbon class.