whether the thread is implemented in the kernel ?

From: isp01ljl@taurus.zsu.edu.cn
Date: Thu Dec 28 2000 - 01:01:12 EST

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Hello all ,

I encountered a interesting problem , that is whether the thread
is implemented in the kernel ? if yes , then what is the system
call to generate a thread ? is it similar to fork() ?

thanks ...

happy new year !

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LucidaS mailto:isp01ljl@student.zsu.edu.cn

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