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Let's say I start twenty roughly identical processes (same code running
analysis over same sized data). I want to queue these processes once
they
are started (I need to do GUI config for each process so I cannot
script
starting the processes in a queue). Basically I want a piece of
software,
where I can select PIDs and it will only let one process run until it
finishes (my processes do not die unless I kill them so finishes means
that analysis is done, i.e. CPU usage falls below some threshold).
I find Windows to be terrible at multitasking so queueing by hand I get
twice faster analysis than if all processes constantly switch CPU
access. Hence, is there software that automates queueing for running
processes?
analysis over same sized data). I want to queue these processes once
they
are started (I need to do GUI config for each process so I cannot
script
starting the processes in a queue). Basically I want a piece of
software,
where I can select PIDs and it will only let one process run until it
finishes (my processes do not die unless I kill them so finishes means
that analysis is done, i.e. CPU usage falls below some threshold).
I find Windows to be terrible at multitasking so queueing by hand I get
twice faster analysis than if all processes constantly switch CPU
access. Hence, is there software that automates queueing for running
processes?