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I'm not thinking of LinuxThreads, but internally Linux still treats threads and processes as one. So each thread is assigned a PID. As per the top post, millio
by akvadrako 9y ago
I'm not thinking of LinuxThreads, but internally Linux still treats threads and processes as one. So each thread is assigned a PID.
As per the top post, millions of threads means there is no need to implement your own scheduling system with async IO, which can handle millions of idle connections.