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  • Subject: Process Priority
  • From: "Mr. Gecko" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2008 15:48:22 -0600

Hello I am trying to make sure I get this and also asking a few questions about it.
So to change a process priority you use renice like so
renice +20 -p PID


Here are the questions
is there a way to get the current priority?
is there a way to set the priority to lets say 20 or 1?
how can I make it normal after setting it?

I am making an app that would help you speed up what your doing and so I am needing this info which I couldn't find anywhere. I am going to use NSTask to run the command and so on.
I saw this type of function in Virtual PC where you can choose how much cpu to use for when it's in front or in the background.


Thanks for helping me find this out,
Mr. Gecko
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