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4.7 Operating-System Examples 본문
Linux Threads
Linux does not distinguish between processes and threads. In fact, Linux uses the term task — rather than process or thread — when referring to a flow of control within a program.
When clone() is invoked, it is passed a set of flags that determine how much sharing is to take place between the parent and child tasks.
clone(2) - Linux manual page
clone(2) — Linux manual page clone(2) System Calls Manual clone(2) NAME top clone, __clone2, clone3 - create a child process LIBRARY top Standard C library (libc, -lc) SYNOPSIS top /* Prototype for the glibc wrapper fu
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The varying level of sharing is possible because of the way a task is repre- sented in the Linux kernel. A unique kernel data structure (specifically, struct task struct) exists for each task in the system. This data structure, instead of storing data for the task, contains pointers to other data structures where these data are stored.
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