[−][src]Crate scrummage
A thin abstraction over OS process scheduling APIs.
By signalling the priority of our processes to the operating system, we gain more control over our program's resource usage, and which tasks get completed first.
For example, we can configure our UI to preempt background tasks by giving it a higher priority:
let me = Process::current().priority().unwrap(); let boring_work = me.lower().next().expect("no lower priority available"); // It's fine if the `busy_child_process` has already finished let _ = Process::from(&mut busy_child_process) .set_priority(boring_work);
This will tell the OS to make sure me
is always given all the resources
it needs, making it snappier.
Structs
NotFound | The process couldn't be found. |
Priority | A prioritisation level |
Process | A process running on this machine. |
Enums
Unchanged | The reason the priority of a process couldn't be set. |