LS的,你这篇文章明显是for Linux的
为啥不能man一下自己的nice呢?
AIX5.3上的
nice
The nice value can range from 0 to 39, with 39 being the lowest priority. For example, if a command normally runs at a priority of 20, specifying an increment of 5 runs the command at a lower priority, 25, and the command runs slower. The nice command does not return an error message if you attempt to increase a command's priority without the appropriate authority. Instead, the command's priority is not changed, and the system starts the command as it normally would.
renice
The renice command alters the nice value of one or more running processes. The nice value is the decimal value of the system scheduling priority of a process. By default, the processes affected are specified by their process IDs. When you specify a process group, the request applies to all processes in the process group.
The nice value is determined in an implementation-dependent manner. If the requested increment raises or lowers the nice value of the executed utility beyond implementation-dependent limits, the limit whose value was exceed is used.
If you do not have root user authority, you can only reset the priority of processes you own and can only increase their priority within the range of 0 to 20, with 20 being the lowest priority. If you have root user authority, you can alter the priority of any process and set the priority to any value in the range -20 to 20. The specified Increment changes the priority of a process in the following ways:
1 to 20 Runs the specified processes slower than the base priority.
0 Sets priority of the specified processes to the base scheduling priority.
-20 to -1 Runs the specified processes quicker than the base priority.
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