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What's the difference? In both cases, threads have their own stacks but share the rest of their address space. Is there a distinction other than terminology?
by teraflop 13y ago
What's the difference? In both cases, threads have their own stacks but share the rest of their address space. Is there a distinction other than terminology?
- raverbashing 13y agoAh apparently not so much http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3237701/do-threads-created-in-java-behave-differently-on-windows-and-linux http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3237701/do-threads-create... But I would say you would have definitely to watch for a) thread creation time and b) thread priorities (but for most of the applications these are not a problem)