Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 18 Mar 2003 16:21:49 +0200 | From | Mehmet Ersan TOPALOGLU <> | Subject | Re: process resident in memory |
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> Yes, but he didn't know what was available in user-mode. > > > >>Well i guess i couldn't explain what i really meant. >>Thing is that i am trying to change kernel memory management >>specifically for one user process only. >>i.e if kernel sees this process it will treat it in a different manner. >>It won't let it to be swapped and give a very high priority to it. >>I just wondered the possiblity of this. >>Sorry for my poor english >> > > > You want to execute: > > man mlockall > man nice
first of all i don't have chance to modify the process' code. the thing mlockall does is exactly what i am trying to do (at least a part of it).
So your answer is he couldn't know about user-mode so it is not possible. What if kernel forks that process or somehow its process id is informed to kernel?
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