How are threads actually implemented in the linux kernel?
I read somewhere that before kernel 2.6, the clone system call where used to implement them. But how do you do it nowdays?
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Anonymous2012-12-10 12:38
Hum it should be exactly like anywhere else, allocating some stack, copying some things, add it to a queue. Do you want the parts of kernel code you need to read about it?
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Anonymous2012-12-10 12:40
2 Stacks and some heap for usermode, one stack and some paged memory for kernel threads>>2
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Did you drop out of college or are you still a freshman?
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