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Scheduling class for a process
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Scheduling class for a process


  • Subject: Scheduling class for a process
  • From: "Stan Morris" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 16:27:45 -0600

Is there the concept of a "scheduling class" on OS X? If so, how can I get the "scheduling class" for a process?
 
I am implementing a generic Unix routine that gathers process details, including the scheduling class for a process.
 
For example, on either Linux or Solaris I can get the scheduling class for the process with id 1 like this:
  ps -o class -p 1
and this will return either RR, FF, or TS on Linux, RT, SYS, TS, IA, FX or FSS on Solaris.
 
There is no comparable "class" format string for ps on OS X, which leads me to wonder if there is even such a concept of "scheduling classes" on OS X.
 
/Stan
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