Launch application with specified priority

If you are using linux, OS X, or some other *nix, you can use 'nice
<command>' to execute the code at lower priority. In Windows, the
'start' command does a similar thing, but spawns it in another window
(if you are using an application that you want to capture
stdout/stderr from, then it may take a little work to make it work
right).

- Josiah

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On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 10:04 AM, Mathias Lorente <mathias.lorente@insilicio.com> wrote:

Hello all !

I'm currently launching some external apps from my GUI using wx.Execute.
This works fine but my external application consumes so much CPU time that
the GUI is no more responsive!
So I'd like to launch it with a lower priority...

Does someone have any idea ?

Thanks for you help!
Mathias

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Thanks for your help.

So I’ll need to test the os to launch the appropriate command…

Mathias

Josiah Carlson wrote:

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