Hancock, David (DHANCOCK) wrote:
Well, you only get one copy of the program and shared variables, so youIan: Thanks for the response. Our OS is Linux, so our threads are really processes. One thing I've never really understood is whether the thread-like processes on Linux offer any kind of advantage over normal processes.
save memory... The 2.5 kernel had got proper threads (see recent articles on kerneltrap).
Nick
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