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knome 52 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Moving beyond fork() + exec()

the only difference between a thread and a process on linux is how many structures they share. the function is identical.

pjmlp 52 days ago [–]

Agreed, however not all UNIXes are like Linux.

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