I was writing a multi-threaded program, and was using pthread_setschedparam() to boost the priority to something pseudo-realtime, when I got stumped on a question:
I want my program to run at a higher level priority than standard, in fact I want it to run at as high a priority level as possible. I had thought that using pthread_setschedparam() would do this. But then it occurred to me that the function may just be running my thread at a higher priority level compared to the other threads in the parent process, to no real benefit of the program overall. Is that true? When I run ps -l, the priority listed for the program isn't anything different from everything else. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
