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66  * Convert user priority or the in-kernel priority or convert the current
67 * priority to the appropriate range according to the policy change.
73 /* Convert user priority to the in-kernel */
82 /* Neither policy, nor priority change */
96 * this is a bit arbitrary because the priority is dynamic
129 /* Validate priority */
167 /* Disallow setting of priority for SCHED_OTHER threads */
174 /* Convert priority, if needed */
186 /* Set the scheduling class, change the priority */
257 * convert to the user-visible priority value.
261 * - we don't allow setting the priority.
262 * - the priority is dynamic.
541 * Priority protection for PTHREAD_PRIO_PROTECT. This is a weak
542 * analogue of priority inheritance: temp raise the priority
550 syscallarg(int) priority;
559 pri = SCARG(uap, priority);
563 /* back out priority changes */
585 /* must fail if existing priority is higher */
642 SYSCTL_DESCR("Minimal POSIX real-time priority"),
648 SYSCTL_DESCR("Maximal POSIX real-time priority"),
673 pri_t priority;
677 priority = (pri_t)(unsigned long)arg3;
681 priority <= l->l_priority)