Monitor Processes Page - Matrox Iris GT MIL Installation And Technical Reference

Field name
Start after MIL initialization completion
Wait for application completion before launching next application
Application start delay
Button name
Add start-up application
Link name Description
Refresh this page Refreshes the information presented on the Monitor processes page.
Field name Description
ProcNum Specifies the numerical order in which the process was launched.
ProcID Specifies the unique identifier given to the process.
NThread Specifies the number of threads associated with the process.
Description
Adds a new star t-up application to your Matrox Iris GT.

Monitor processes page

The Monitor processes page provides a list of all the processes and their threads
currently running on your Matrox Iris GT. Monitoring is useful for examining
thread priorities, associating processes to modules (DLLs) and modules to threads,
as well as killing processes.
The monitoring process information can be displayed in several ways:
• List processes. Lists all the processes currently running on Matrox Iris GT. To
sort the information by column, click on a column's title. For each process, the
following fields and links are displayed:
Description
Specifies whether to start the specified application before or after MIL
completes its initialization process. This field can be set to one the
following values:
• No. The application will start immediately, even if this means starting
before MIL is initialized.
• Yes. The application will start after MIL is initialized and before the
initialization of the network display.
• Yes, and also after network display initialization. The application
will star t after MIL and the network display is initialized.
Specifies when to launch the next application. If enabled, the new
application will complete before the next application is run. If disabled,
the next application will not wait for the new application to complete.
Specifies the duration of the delay before the new application begins, in
msecs.
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