by Kenny McCorma » Tue, 01 May 2001 11:17:47
The one difference of which I am aware is that if a multi-threaded app
fork()s, in Pthreads, only the calling thread is duplicated, while in
Solaris threads, the whole thing is duplicated (which, incidentally, the
semantics of fork, if interpreted literally, requires).
1. Difference between Posix Threads and Solaris threads
Hi.
Are Posix Threads are kernel schedulable?
I worked with DCE threads in HP-UX 10.20(non threaded Version,). There
library schedules the threads, and kernel is unaware of these threads.
I know there is no equivalent of thr_setconcurrency in pthread. I want to
know whether Solaris Kernel schedules pthreads just like a solaris thread.
Also are there any references or documents that differentiates these
threads?
Thanking you in advance.
Regards
Sudheer
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