Hello,
I would like to ask for threads in Java. As we know, JVM uses system threads
(native threads). So, for example it uses Linux threads. In simplification a
thread is a stack + piece of code to execute.
Let's consider:
Thread t = new Thread(() -> {`any_code`});
t.start();
t.join();
`any_code` will be compile to bytecode. So, how the thread is executed? We can
assume that that code wouldn't be jited. I cannot understand what is a content
of that thread? After all, bytecode must be interpreted
by JVM. So, does the thread execute a JVM that interprets a bytecode `any_code`?
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