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How set the Priority of a process

by Giulio Ballardin last modified 2006-05-19 09:49

Few lines to modify the priority of a process


To set the priority of a process:

> ps -ax

> prio xx pid

where:

  • xx is the priority: 0 is the minimum and 255 is the Maximum
  • pid is the id of the process

Example:

> prio 30 gdb -d /virgoDev/Sa/EServerDSP/v3r12p1/src /virgoDev/Sa/EServerDSP/v3r12p1/RIO806X/ESDSP.exe 147

Otherwise it's possibile set the priority in the code:

int main(int argc, char* argv[])

{

 .....

 .....

 setpriority(witch, who, prio);

}

For more details use online manual of Linux:

> man setpriority