Does anyone know if there's a version of renice that's compatible with Linux out there somewhere? I tried compiling renice.c from 386bsd (GCC 2.2.2) but gcc reports getpriority() and setpriority() as undefined. If anyone has any ideas on this I'd appreciate the info. I'm sure renice would be useful to at least a few people.
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