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Process priority manager on Linux or Unix/based system [on hold] In the thread of a real-time application on a Linux platform, I am looking for a tool to manage process priority at system level. As far as I searched I did not find something corresponding to this need. To be specific, I'm looking for something that would look like a daemon that monitors all created process, and that apply to them scheduling policy and priority according to a set of rules that can be defined. E.g: - Max priority for a certain group or user - Apply specific Pol and Pri by process name, - Apply default pol and pri for unknown process name etc. - etc I have a pretty good idea on how to implement this, but first i would know if we can find something on the shelf that I can customize. Thanks in advance Mondraker This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

How do i represent the chromosome using Genetic Algorithm? My task is to calculate clashes between alert time schedule and the user calendar schedule to generate the clashes less alert time schedule. How should i represent the chromosome according to this problem? How should i represent the time slots? (Binary or Number) Thank You (Please Consider i'm a beginner to the genetic algorithm studies) 1 Answer 1 Questions would be: What have you tried so far? How good are your results so far? Also your Problem is stated quite unspecific. Thus here is what I can give: I strongly recommend playing around and reading about those Things. This might look like a lot of extra work to implement, but you should rather come to see them as hyperparameters which Need to be tuned in order to receive the best Outcome. Sir, the thing is i have to generate a alert schedule for water drin...