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It's not N:M with arbitrary M, but N:1 (mentioned in the link you posted). There is no parallelism whatsoever in GNU Pth. You only get a single kernel thread
by armitron 7y ago
It's not N:M with arbitrary M, but N:1 (mentioned in the link you posted).
There is no parallelism whatsoever in GNU Pth.
You only get a single kernel thread and "green" userland threads cooperatively scheduled on top of that single kernel thread.
That's it.