Re: For review: pthread_setschedparam.3

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Hi Michael,

I've only a minor comment left.

I've set the following reminder:

<reminder>

- effect of sched_setscheduler() on MT-process.
- priority adjustment => later, when dealing with the topic on prio inheritance/ceiling.

</reminder>

Cheers,
Loïc.
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.PP
.BR pthread_setschedparam ()
may additionally fail with the following errors:
.TP
.B EINVAL
.I policy
is not a recognized policy, or
.I param
does not make sense for the
.IR policy .
I got troubled by the "may additionally", as "may" has a particular meaning
in POSIX.1...

But I guess, you just want to express that pthread_setschedparam() shall
fail if the policy or the param is invalid, right?

Yes.

What about using "pthread_setschedparam() can additionally [...]" in a similar fashion to pthread_setcancelstate(3)" ?
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