Re: Multi-Processor Problems?

[Bill Bach <bbach@cncdsl.com>]

You should be able to play with the priority settings of the emulator, can you
not?

In the WinNT/2000 Task Manager, find the process you want to increase.  Right
click it and select "Set Priority", then select the priority you want.  Be
forewarned that setting priority to "Realtime" is NOT a good idea...
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Bryan Parkoff wrote:

> Multi-Processor Problems?
>
>     All of you know that we use Operating System such as Windows NT/2000 and
> Univ that they support multi-processors (only single CPU).  It allows each
> applications to be running at the same time.  It can be a real problem which
> one of these emulator project can freeze and resume per <1 second because it
> is not continous smoothly.
>     You can notice that Apple II games can freeze and resume while Windows
> and Unix applications are running.  It can be a real problem.  I believe
> that there is only solution that Windows NT/2000 and Unix should have
> special feature that allow to freeze ALL applications EXCEPT emulator
> project before emulator project can be running continous smoothly without
> resuming and freezing.
>     Do you know what I am talking about?  It does not matter if the machine
> has Pentium III 550MHz or later.
>
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>
> Bryan Parkoff
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