Often, IntelliJ is the only process I'm running that uses significant CPU time. But, in the background, I have Winamp, bittorrent, etc. They don't need much CPU, but they need some, and IntelliJ can lock up doing big parses, GC's or inspections.
This plugin adds a menu item (Windows only) that lets you choose what priority the process should run it. It changes the priority (for example, I use "below normal"), and will persist the setting, so I don't have to remember to do it everytime I start IntelliJ.
Change the priority in the Tools menu.
| Plugin Author: | PaulMclachlan |
| Plugin Version: | 03 Jan 2004 (V1.000) |
| Change History: | |
| 03 Jan 2004 (V1.000): | Initial version |
| Jar Dependencies: | none |
| Plugin Home: | http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IdeProcessPriority | Feedback: | http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IdeProcessPriorityDev
Related Topics: PluginDocumentation, ProjectPluginTemplate, OpenAPI, IntellijPluginDocumentation,
IntellijPluginDocumentation, PluginDeployment, IdeasForPlugins
-- PaulMclachlan - 03 Jan 2004
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