Description:
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I'm running PHP in above-normal priority and would like to have child processes of it, spawned using proc_open, to inherit that priority level.

In Windows I believe this should just be a matter of running:
SetPriorityClass( GetCurrentProcess(), desired_priority );

I'm not sure if this is a bug report or a feature request though, I guess it depends on how you view it.

Test script:
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$path = "c:\\windows\\system32\\notepad.exe";
$descriptorspec = array();
$cwd = "c:\\windows\\temp";
$env = NULL;
$other_options = array(
	'bypass_shell'	=> FALSE,
);

$resource = proc_open(
	$path,
	$descriptorspec,
	$pipes,
	$cwd,
	$env,
	$other_options
);

Expected result:
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I expect the notepad.exe to have the abovenormal priority level, which is what the parent php script was running at.

Actual result:
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notepad.exe runs at the normal priority level.