All proxy threads are run on the lowest-numbered RTSS processor.
Note: You should be aware that Windows applications linked to wRTOS could impact on your real-time threads on the lowest-numbered processor.
By default, the priority of a proxy thread is set to a wRTOS priority of RT_PRIORITY_MIN.
Changing Proxy Thread Priority
You can change the priority of a proxy thread using these functions:
- RtSetProxyThreadPriority – sets the proxy thread priority for the associated Windows thread but will not change the Windows thread priority.
- RtGetProxyThreadPriority – returns the priority value of the proxy thread associated with the specified Windows thread.
- RtkSetProxyThreadPriority – sets the priority value of the proxy thread associated with the driver-created kernel thread.
- RtkGetProxyThreadPriority – gets the priority value of the proxy thread associated with the driver-created kernel thread.
