Re: DOS program CPU hogs

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From: little
Date: Fri, 16 Aug 1996 00:00

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Crash protection is one thing - what you describe is another...

In practice you may find that under Warp V3 you can improve
performance by putting a

PRIORITY=DYNAMIC

in your config.sys file just under the Priority=DISK-IO line
(Sorry can't remember what it is exactly right now)

Don't ask for documentation on this - I don't think it
exists in Warp docs.

It helped me. The dynamic priority should give a dynamic
boost to system funtions such as I/O when they need it and
to boost others when required.

I found it helped me quite a bit.

-john-
webWorks

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Date: 1996/08/16
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