ProcessorScheduler methods

These messages are sent to the Processor global variable.

The following instance methods pertain to ProcessScheduler:

activePriority

Answers the priority of the current active process in the system.

activeProcess

Answers the current active process in the system.

highIOPriority

Answers the priority of the process monitoring the local network devices.

lowIOPriority

Answers the usual priority for input/output processes.

signal:atTime:

Informs the system that it should signal a semaphore at the resumption time, specified in milliseconds since midnight.

systemBackgroundPriority

Answers the priority of a system background process.

timingPriority

Answers the priority of the process monitoring the real-time clock.

userBackgroundPriority

Answers the priority of a user background process.

userInterruptPriority

Answers the priority of any process forked by the user interface that should be run immediately.

userSchedulingPriority

Answers the priority of the user interface process; also the default priority for any process forked by the user interface process.

Last modified date: 01/29/2015