Raw Linux Threads via System CallsThis article has a followup. Linux has an elegant and beautiful design when it comes to threads: threads are nothing more than processes that share a virtual address space and file descriptor table. Threads spawned by a process are additional child processes of the main “thread’s†parent process. They’re manipulated through the same process management system calls, eliminating the need for a separ
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