Re: Realtime processes with sched_setscheduler

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anton wilson wrote:
I can't speak much for the niceness levels.
But you probably should use
sched_get_priority_max() to get the maximum priority. Maybe it's not setting
it as high as you think. or you can use sched_getscheduler to see the
difference in priority between using setscheduler and nice.
	Also you should read about the "goodness" value of the scheduling process.

	That's what sched_setscheduler (SCHED_{RR|FIFO}) is all about.

Felipe

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