One of the arguments of MsgSendPulse() is ‘int priority’.
Documentation is a bit vague about this arg. It says
“The priority argument must be within the range of valid priorities,
that you can discover using sched_get_priority_min() and
sched_get_priority_max().”
Can anybody tell me if I can use -1 for this argument when I simply
need to inherit the existing priority or I have to call getprio() and
use its return as an argument?
The funny thing is that there are two calls of MsgSendPulse() in mig4nto
and one of them uses -1 and another getprio(). So which one is correct?
cheers,
Igor
AFAIK, using -1 is deprecated, but happens to still work 
“Igor Levko” <no_spam@nihrena.net> wrote in message
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One of the arguments of MsgSendPulse() is ‘int priority’.
Documentation is a bit vague about this arg. It says
“The priority argument must be within the range of valid priorities,
that you can discover using sched_get_priority_min() and
sched_get_priority_max().”
Can anybody tell me if I can use -1 for this argument when I simply
need to inherit the existing priority or I have to call getprio() and
use its return as an argument?
The funny thing is that there are two calls of MsgSendPulse() in mig4nto
and one of them uses -1 and another getprio(). So which one is correct?
cheers,
Igor