On some win32 systems, freenet is adjusting the priority of almost every
thread it spawns to Time Critical - the equivalkent of nice = -20 on unix,
which java on win32 maps to Thread.MAX_PRIORITY (I am led to believe that
it tries this on unix as well, but of course can't raise priority of a
On some win32 systems, freenet is adjusting the priority of almost every
thread it spawns to Time Critical - the equivalkent of nice = -20 on
unix,
which java on win32 maps to Thread.MAX_PRIORITY (I am led to believe that
it tries this on unix as well, but of course can't raise priority of a
On Sun, 2003-10-26 at 08:21, Niklas Bergh wrote:
It can.. if you are using the QThreadFactory.. I don't think that
YThreadFactory is succeptible to this.
I've checked this. QThreadFactory permits the caller to create a
thread if there are none available. YThreadFactory always uses the
last
