2008/4/25 Michal Rudolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Alexander Wagner, piątek, 25 kwietnia 2008:
> >I support a checkbox "run nice by default" though I'd really
> >be able to start an analysis engine at nice 0. E.g. "just
> >checking quickly a move" while you're running a larger
> >calculation in the background is such a case. (Ok, I worked
> >as a physicist, so I had some calculations from time to time
> >taking several days of CPU time. Here you need to run bg
> >calc nice 19 while all other processes should get higher
> >priority, even analysis engine.)
> Right. Maybe some average priority? Not as low as nice 19, but still lower
> than GUI processes?
>
So there are 2 options here :
1 . run engines with nice = 5 by default, and pressing the set priority
button will go down to nice 15 (the current value). This is for Linux,
Windows remains unchanged.
2. Make an option menu "run engines at low priority"
If 1/ is chosen, I will do it. If 2/ is chosen, you understood i am bored
with Scid's options, and somebody else will have to do it ;-)
Pascal
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