Startstop is a system-specific module; the control file described here is for the 2000 version. NOTE: SAME AS WINDOWS NT
# Startstop Configuration File for Windows 2000 # #is the number of transport rings to create. # specifies the name of a ring followed by it's size # in kilobytes, eg Ring WAVE_RING 1024 # The maximum size of a ring is 1024 kilobytes. # Ring names are listed in file earthworm.h. # nRing 4 Ring AD_RING 1024 Ring WAVE_RING 1024 Ring PICK_RING 1024 Ring HYPO_RING 1024 # MyModuleId MOD_STARTSTOP # Module Id for this program HeartbeatInt 15 # Heartbeat interval in seconds MyPriorityClass Normal # For startstop LogFile 1 # 1=write a log file to disk, 0=don't, # 2=write to module log but not stderr/stdout KillDelay 10 # number of seconds to wait on shutdown # for a child process to self-terminate # before killing it # maxStatusLineLen 120 # Uncomment to specify length of lines in status # # PriorityClass values: # Idle 4 # Normal 9 forground, 7 background # High 13 # RealTime 24 # # ThreadPriority values: # Lowest PriorityClass - 2 # BelowNormal PriorityClass - 1 # Normal PriorityClass # AboveNormal PriorityClass + 1 # Highest PriorityClass + 2 # TimeCritical 31 if PriorityClass is RealTime; 15 otherwise # Idle 16 if PriorityClass is RealTime; 1 otherwise # # Display can be either NewConsole, NoNewConsole, or MinimizedConsole. # # If the command string required to start a process contains # embedded blanks, it must be enclosed in double-quotes. # Processes may be disabled by commenting them out. # To comment out a line, preceed the line by #. # # Process "pick_ew pick_ew.d" PriorityClass Normal ThreadPriority Normal Display NewConsole # Process "binder binder.d" PriorityClass Normal ThreadPriority Normal Display NewConsole # Process "eqproc eqproc.d" PriorityClass Normal ThreadPriority Normal Display NewConsole # Process "statmgr statmgr.d" PriorityClass Normal ThreadPriority Normal Display NoNewConsole