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Makes it easier to edit the files. So if we press 'end of line' we are
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Michael Vetter
2016-11-08 10:25:07 +01:00
parent eedd0783cd
commit 18f0d7e871
337 changed files with 2186 additions and 2186 deletions
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trick_source/sim_services/ThreadBase/ThreadBase.cpp
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@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ int Trick::ThreadBase::execute_priority() {
min_priority = sched_get_priority_min(SCHED_FIFO);
/* Since Trick's max priority starts at 1 and moves to lower priorties as the number goes up and Linux's
priorities goes up as the number goes up and maxes out at "max_priority", we need to offset as follows:
priorities goes up as the number goes up and maxes out at "max_priority", we need to offset as follows:
*/
proc_priority = max_priority - (rt_priority - 1);
@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ int Trick::ThreadBase::execute_priority() {
if (proc_priority < min_priority) {
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "Warning: Trick CPU priority at %d is too low.\n", rt_priority);
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "This corresponds to a Darwin thread priority of %d.\n", proc_priority);
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "This corresponds to a Darwin thread priority of %d.\n", proc_priority);
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "The Darwin thread priority range is %d:%d (min:max).\n", min_priority, max_priority);
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "The corresponding minimum Trick priority is %d.\n", (max_priority - min_priority) + 1);
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "Setting Trick priority to minimum!\n");
@ -245,7 +245,7 @@ int Trick::ThreadBase::execute_priority() {
} else if (proc_priority > max_priority) {
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "Warning: Trick CPU priority at %d is too high.\n", rt_priority);
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "This corresponds to a Darwin thread priority of %d.\n", proc_priority);
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "This corresponds to a Darwin thread priority of %d.\n", proc_priority);
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "The Darwin thread priority range is %d:%d (min:max).\n", min_priority, max_priority);
message_publish(MSG_WARNING, "The maximum Trick priority is 1. Setting to maximum!\n");
proc_priority = max_priority;