Mike,
We are running on Solaris and UniVerse 10.1.6 Pick format. Here are the
results I got. It was on our development machine which is not quite as
beefy as our production system.
THE.START 60016 [16:40:16]
NAP.END 60118
Average elapsed time of NAP 1 is 10.20 milliseconds
Minimum
: Re: [U2] [UV] Basic Program Scheduling Priority
RQM releases the remainder of a process's timeslice on the CPU. Not
100% certain it works on Windows platforms. (Release QuantuM)
PERFORM CHAP DOWN will reduce the process's priority. This works on
all platforms. (Note: you can not CHAP UP
, January 15, 2007 8:34 AM
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] Basic Program Scheduling Priority
The RQM statement has not appeared in any universe documentation at
least as far back v6. I actually had to locate some old prime manuals
to find out what this was statement was all about. I recall reading
some
it is in effect a NOP and doesn't actually do anything
on any platform.
Gerry
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RQM
I recall reading
some blurb somewhere that although RQM is still supported by the
universe compiler it is in effect a NOP and doesn't actually do anything
on any platform.
Not true. On UniData, the documentation for RQM includes the following:
RQM is a synonym for the SLEEP function. For
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The RQM statement has not appeared in any universe documentation at
least as far back v6. I actually had to locate some old
Hi Perry,
Is anyone aware of way for a UniVerse BASIC program to
change it's own processing priority? Something akin to
getpriority()/setpriority() is C?
Try the CHAP command.
Martin Phillips, Ladybridge Systems Ltd
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Take a look at the NAP statement in UniVerse basic. I
believe it takes tenths or milliseconds as a parameter.
-Troy
Perry Taylor wrote:
I have several BASIC processes that are quite CPU intensive which I
would like to slow themselves down a bit
RQM releases the remainder of a process's timeslice on the CPU. Not 100%
certain it works on Windows platforms. (Release QuantuM)
PERFORM CHAP DOWN will reduce the process's priority. This works on all
platforms. (Note: you can not CHAP UP unless you have Administrator
privileges.) Check
Take a look at the NAP statement in universe basic. I believe it takes
tenths or milliseconds as a parameter.
-Troy
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Perry Taylor wrote:
I have several BASIC processes that are quite CPU intensive which I
would like to slow themselves down a bit so the don't take so much
processor time. Is anyone aware of way for a UniVerse BASIC program to
change it's own processing priority? Something akin to
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