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1.1 root 1: .th NICE II 8/5/73
2: .sh NAME
3: nice \*- set program priority
4: .sh SYNOPSIS
5: (nice = 34.)
6: .br
7: (priority in r0)
8: .br
9: .ft B
10: sys nice
11: .s3
12: nice(priority)
13: .ft R
14: .sh DESCRIPTION
15: The scheduling
16: .it priority
17: of the process
18: is changed to the argument.
19: Positive priorities
20: get less service than normal;
21: 0 is default.
22: Only the super-user may specify a negative priority.
23: The valid range of
24: .it priority
25: is 20 to \*-220.
26: The value of 16 is recommended to users
27: who wish to execute long-running programs
28: without flak from the administration.
29: .s3
30: The effect of this call is
31: passed to a child process by the
32: .it fork
33: system call.
34: The effect can be cancelled by
35: another call to
36: .it nice
37: with a
38: .it priority
39: of 0.
40: .sh "SEE ALSO"
41: nice(I)
42: .sh DIAGNOSTICS
43: The error bit
44: (c-bit)
45: is set if the user requests a
46: .it priority
47: outside the range of 0 to 20
48: and is not the super-user.
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