I had a look, and you can do it in 3.3 as well...you just gotta give the priority when you call start instead, e.g. this.start(QThread::TimeCriticalPriority)....the default is to inherit the same priority as the parent thread....
i think all this means is that you can't change it once you've set it....could be a little prohibitive, depending upon exactly what you want to do with it....




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