Version: (using KDE KDE 3.2.1) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages It'd be nice if there was a general KDevelop setting that specifies what priority builds are launched with. Currently this can be done by altering the 'make executable' in project settings to something like "nice -c 5 make", but I think itd be neat with a global setting.
Created attachment 5946 [details] patch to add a priority to the make command Hi, I've done this patch a few days ago. This patch adds a spinbox to the make-options-widget under the project-options. If a value different to zero is set there, the nice command is prepended to the make command. I sent a note about this patch to the kdevelop-devel mailinglist on 04th of May. As nobody seams to be interrested in adding this feature I decided to append the patch to this bug report. So, enjoy! Greets Robert BTW: This path is a diff against the CVS HEAD Branch as it was on 4th of May 2004
CVS commit by rgruber: Added possibility to set the priority of the make-process via the make-widget from the project options CCMAIL: 77351-done@bugs.kde.org M +16 -0 buildtools/autotools/autoprojectpart.cpp 1.132 M +2 -0 buildtools/custommakefiles/custommakeconfigwidget.cpp 1.3 M +107 -30 buildtools/custommakefiles/custommakeconfigwidgetbase.ui 1.4 M +7 -0 buildtools/custommakefiles/customprojectpart.cpp 1.77 M +2 -0 lib/project/makeoptionswidget.cpp 1.7 M +104 -33 lib/project/makeoptionswidgetbase.ui 1.9