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Detailed Description

ThreadPriority::Inherit	Inherit the caller's thread priority. This is the default value.
ThreadPriority::Idle	Schedule when no other threads are busy.
ThreadPriority::Lowest	Schedule more often than idle priority, but less than low priority.
ThreadPriority::Low	Schedule more often than lowest priority, but less than normal priority.
ThreadPriority::Normal	Standard thread priority.
ThreadPriority::High	Schedule more often than normal priority, but less than highest priority.
ThreadPriority::Highest	Schedule more often than high priority, but less than time-critical priority.
ThreadPriority::TimeCritical	Schedule as often as possible, taking precedence over any other threads.
ThreadPriority::DefaultMax	Default maximum priority. This is a platform-dependent, maximum thread priority recommended for processing modules.

Note that not all platforms and operating systems handle thread scheduling priorities in the same way. In general, modules should use the default maximum thread priority by specifying ThreadPriority::DefaultMax instead of hard-coded priority values. Time-critical priority should be reserved for performance-critical, very brief and fast tasks exclusively, and should only be used when it is really necessary. This is particularly important on Windows platforms.