Subsystem.DefaultTimeQuantum Property

Accesses the configuration parameter that specifies the default Time Quantum, in microseconds, for newly created real-time threads. By default, RTX64 runs the highest-priority thread, either until completion or until it yields. There is no round robin scheduling within a given priority level. To make RTX64 perform time-sliced round robin scheduling within a priority level, set the default Time Quantum to a non-zero value. A value of 0 means the highest-priority thread runs until completion or until it yields (i.e., no round robin scheduling of threads within a given priority level). A non-zero value enables round robin scheduling of threads within a given priority level using the specified value as the Time Quantum. A non-zero value must be a multiple of the HAL timer period.

 

If this property is changed, the real-time Subsystem must be restarted for the change to take effect.

public ulong DefaultTimeQuantum { get; set; }

Public Property DefaultTimeQuantum As ULong
	Get
	Set

public:
virtual property unsigned long long DefaultTimeQuantum {
	unsigned long long get () sealed;
	void set (unsigned long long value) sealed;
}

abstract DefaultTimeQuantum : uint64 with get, set
override DefaultTimeQuantum : uint64 with get, set