Show pageOld revisionsBacklinksBack to top This page is read only. You can view the source, but not change it. Ask your administrator if you think this is wrong. ==== Thread priority ranges including ULE-specific subranges ==== | Min || Max || Description | | 0 | PRI_MIN\\ PRI_MIN_ITHD | 47 | PRI_MAX_ITHD | Interrupt thread real-time priorities.\\ Distinguished values: PI_REALTIME, PI_AV, PI_NET, PI_DISK, PI_TTY, PI_DULL, PI_SOFT, PI_SWI | | 48 | PRI_MIN_REALTIME | 79 | PRI_MAX_REALTIME | rtprio real-time priorities | | 80 | PRI_MIN_KERN | 119 | PRI_MAX_KERN | Kernel thread real-time priorities.\\ Distinguished values: PSWP, PVM, PINOD, PRIBIO, PVFS, PZERO, PSOCK, PWAIT, PLOCK, PPAUSE | | 120 | PRI_MIN_TIMESHARE\\ PRI_MIN_INTERACT | 151 | PRI_MAX_INTERACT | Time-share threads in interactive category.\\ ULE puts threads with these priorities onto a real-time queue.\\ Distinguished value: PUSER (120, PRI_MIN_TIMESHARE) | | 152 | PRI_MIN_BATCH | 171 | | Time-share threads in batch category with nice priority between -1 and -20 | | 172 | SCHED_PRI_MIN | 203 | SCHED_PRI_MAX | Time-share threads in batch category | | 204 | | 223 | PRI_MAX_TIMESHARE\\ PRI_MAX_BATCH | Time-share threads in batch category with nice priority between 1 and 20 | | 224 | PRI_MIN_IDLE | 255 | PRI_MAX_IDLE\\ PRI_MAX | idprio idle threads and the system idle threads | andriygapon/avgthreadpriorityranges.txt Last modified: 2016/07/21 11:05by KubilayKocak