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+# PILOOP
+Linux/Unix command to calculate pi in a forever loop, thereby using the CPU
+cores of the machine. You need to specify the number of concurrent threads, and
+optionally the priority of the process by specifying a nice value to add.
+
+## Syntax
+piloop <n> <p>
+
+Where
+<n> The number of concurrent threads to run
+<p> The priority of the process (added to the default nice value of 0)
+
+On most systems root privileges are needed to change the process nice value.
+
+Set number of threads to the same number as logical cpus in order to load all
+cpus on the machine.
+
+Set the nice value to 20 to run the process with the lowest possible priority.
+This will effectly replace the idle process on the machine. If the number of 
+threads is set to the number of logical cpus, the server will always use all
+cpus 100% but still perform as normal (since all other processes have higher 
+priority). If this is run on a virtual machine, the hypervisor will think the
+server always needs all available cpu resources given to the machine, minimizing
+the risk of letting the hypervisor think that cpu resources can be shared.
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