I was curious to know whether or not Linux
supported multithreading, and if so, which versions
do, and how do I go about using it?
I appreciate all the time.
-CFK
I appreciate all the time.
-CFK
The linux kernel do not really/yet support multithreading. There are threadsQuote:> I was curious to know whether or not Linux
> supported multithreading, and if so, which versions
> do, and how do I go about using it?
Jim
1. Multithreading on a multi processor computer
It might be a FAQ question, but anyway: are there any guidelines for
defining the optimal number of LWPs for one's program? Is it the
number of CPUs in the box? I don't think that thread or pthread
libraries fire up LWPs dynamically, so one have to do it on one's own.
Am I wrong here?
Thanks,
Dima
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