Java android.os Process fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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In this page you can find the methods, fields and constructors for android.os Process.

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Field

int	FIRST_APPLICATION_UID Defines the start of a range of UIDs (and GIDs), going from this number to #LAST_APPLICATION_UID that are reserved for assigning to applications.
int	THREAD_PRIORITY_DEFAULT Standard priority of application threads.
int	THREAD_PRIORITY_LOWEST Lowest available thread priority.
int	THREAD_PRIORITY_BACKGROUND Standard priority background threads.
int	THREAD_PRIORITY_FOREGROUND Standard priority of threads that are currently running a user interface that the user is interacting with.
int	THREAD_PRIORITY_DISPLAY Standard priority of system display threads, involved in updating the user interface.
int	THREAD_PRIORITY_URGENT_DISPLAY Standard priority of the most important display threads, for compositing the screen and retrieving input events.
int	THREAD_PRIORITY_MORE_FAVORABLE Minimum increment to make a priority more favorable.
int	THREAD_PRIORITY_LESS_FAVORABLE Minimum increment to make a priority less favorable.

Method

void	killProcess(int pid) Kill the process with the given PID.
int	myPid() Returns the identifier of this process, which can be used with #killProcess and #sendSignal .
int	myTid() Returns the identifier of the calling thread, which be used with #setThreadPriority(int,int) .
int	myUid() Returns the identifier of this process's uid.
UserHandle	myUserHandle() Returns this process's user handle.
void	setThreadPriority(int priority) Set the priority of the calling thread, based on Linux priorities.