Re: Application priority
- From: "anton bassov" <soviet_bloke@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 5 Sep 2006 13:07:15 -0700
Hi mate
How come that the rountrip times increase when Cpukiller runs at normal
priority even though my processes runs above normal priority?
You should clearly realize that, as long as thread priority falls into
the dynamic range,
priority in itself is quite relative thing - the system may increase
priority of a thread that
has not been active for quite a while. Apparently, when you have
specifed Normal priority, the target thread still has a chance to run
from time to time, due to priority boost
that gets applied by the system behind the scenes. Therefore, you get a
delay.
Anton Bassov
ixrob wrote:
Hi
I have a service running at high prio. My test app running above normal
priority communicates with a remote device via the service using tcp. The
request/response time is less than 20 ms. They take less tan 10% of the cpu.
When I load the cpu to 100% with Cpukiller3 (an application which kills cpu
time) running at Normal prio the request/response time increase to more than
200ms. If I run Cpukiller3 Below Normal priority and load the cpu 100% I get
my 20ms again (?).
How come that the rountrip times increase when Cpukiller runs at normal
priority even though my processes runs above normal priority?
.
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