Best way to display a game score on iPhone with cocos2d?

I am looking to persistently display a game score in an iPhone app using cocos2d. Going off the code that cocos2d shows the FPS the app is running at:

-(void) showFPS
{
    frames++;
    accumDt += dt;

    if ( accumDt > 0.1)  {
     frameRate = frames/accumDt;
     frames = 0;
     accumDt = 0;
    }

    NSString *str = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%.1f",frameRate];
    [FPSLabel setString:str];
    [FPSLabel draw];
}

I can get the score to display properly, but it flickers, even though the app is running at faster that 60 FPS... Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

From stackoverflow

• For anyone who might be interested, I ended up using a cocos2d Label as so:

  scoreLabel = [Label labelWithString: [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%d", score] dimensions: CGSizeMake(180, 20) alignment: UITextAlignmentRight fontName:@"Arial" fontSize: 20]; [scoreLabel setPosition: cpv(100,100)]; [self add: scoreLabel];

  Hopefully this can help someone else.

  Brad Parks : As of Cocos2d 0.8, you should use a BitmapFontAtlas, as it is way faster for something that's updated frequently on screen.

• Try using LabelAtlas instead. It is faster (it consumes much less CPU). See the AtlasDemo that comes with the cocos2d distribution to see how to use it.