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|valid=Can be a number between 0 and 99 inclusive, or choose between: NORMAL, ABOVE_NORMAL, HIGHEST or TIME_CRITICAL.
 
|valid=Can be a number between 0 and 99 inclusive, or choose between: NORMAL, ABOVE_NORMAL, HIGHEST or TIME_CRITICAL.
 
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|shortdesc=Specifies the thread priority level for the MPC dispatcher thread. The value can be a numeric value from 0 to 99, with 99 being the highest. Or it can be one of the following enumerated values: - NORMAL - ABOVE_NORMAL - HIGHEST - TIME_CRITICAL If an invalid value is specified, priority is not applied to the thread. Numeric values are applied as follows: On Linux - 0 -> priority 0 with policy SCHED_OTHER All other -> specified priority with policy SCHED_RR On Windows - 0 -> NORMAL priority 1-30 -> ABOVE_NORMAL priority 31-60 -> HIGHEST priority 61-99 -> TIME_CRITICAL priority Enumerated values are applied as follows: On Linux - NORMAL -> priority 0 with policy SCHED_OTHER ABOVE_NORMAL -> priority 20 with policy SCHED_RR HIGHEST -> priority 50 with policy SCHED_RR TIME_CRITICAL -> priority 70 with policy SCHED_RR On Windows - NORMAL -> NORMAL priority ABOVE_NORMAL -> ABOVE_NORMAL priority HIGHEST -> HIGHEST priority TIME_CRITICAL -> TIME_CRITICAL priority
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Specifies the thread priority level for the MPC dispatcher thread. The value can be a numeric value from 0 to 99, with 99 being the highest. Or it can be one of the following enumerated values:
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- NORMAL
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- ABOVE_NORMAL
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- HIGHEST
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- TIME_CRITICAL
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If an invalid value is specified, priority is not applied to the thread.
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Numeric values are applied as follows:
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On Linux -
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0 -> priority 0 with policy SCHED_OTHER
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All other -> specified priority with policy SCHED_RR
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On Windows -
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0 -> NORMAL priority
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1-30 -> ABOVE_NORMAL priority
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31-60 -> HIGHEST priority
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61-99 -> TIME_CRITICAL priority
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Enumerated values are applied as follows:
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On Linux -
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NORMAL -> priority 0 with policy SCHED_OTHER
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ABOVE_NORMAL -> priority 20 with policy SCHED_RR
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HIGHEST -> priority 50 with policy SCHED_RR
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TIME_CRITICAL -> priority 70 with policy SCHED_RR
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On Windows -
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NORMAL -> NORMAL priority
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ABOVE_NORMAL -> ABOVE_NORMAL priority
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HIGHEST -> HIGHEST priority
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TIME_CRITICAL -> TIME_CRITICAL priority
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dispatchthreadlevel

Default Value: ABOVE_NORMAL
Valid Values: Can be a number between 0 and 99 inclusive, or choose between: NORMAL, ABOVE_NORMAL, HIGHEST or TIME_CRITICAL.
Changes Take Effect: At start/restart


Specifies the thread priority level for the MPC dispatcher thread. The value can be a numeric value from 0 to 99, with 99 being the highest. Or it can be one of the following enumerated values: - NORMAL - ABOVE_NORMAL - HIGHEST - TIME_CRITICAL If an invalid value is specified, priority is not applied to the thread.

Numeric values are applied as follows: On Linux - 0 -> priority 0 with policy SCHED_OTHER All other -> specified priority with policy SCHED_RR On Windows - 0 -> NORMAL priority 1-30 -> ABOVE_NORMAL priority 31-60 -> HIGHEST priority 61-99 -> TIME_CRITICAL priority

Enumerated values are applied as follows: On Linux - NORMAL -> priority 0 with policy SCHED_OTHER ABOVE_NORMAL -> priority 20 with policy SCHED_RR HIGHEST -> priority 50 with policy SCHED_RR TIME_CRITICAL -> priority 70 with policy SCHED_RR On Windows - NORMAL -> NORMAL priority ABOVE_NORMAL -> ABOVE_NORMAL priority HIGHEST -> HIGHEST priority TIME_CRITICAL -> TIME_CRITICAL priority

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