Nope!!! Child processes are created as a new process, the only thing is when pcb's instantiated the memory and data of parent process is copies and insert in child process's pcb :) In the end they are two different processes, one inherits the other. Hope it helps :):):)
no, a child process is a new process which has it own threads. A thread is the task that a process need to do. a process can have multiple threads, its called multithreading, it is, instead of doing the task just with one "worker", the process makes it with many workers to finish the task more fast
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Sir, u say in user-level-thread, a blocking thread will attribute the process blocking, is that true? l think it may be wrong.
Sir can you explain deadlock concept
Sir is child and thread are the same ?
nah
Nope!!!
Child processes are created as a new process, the only thing is when pcb's instantiated the memory and data of parent process is copies and insert in child process's pcb :)
In the end they are two different processes, one inherits the other.
Hope it helps :):):)
no, a child process is a new process which has it own threads. A thread is the task that a process need to do. a process can have multiple threads, its called multithreading, it is, instead of doing the task just with one "worker", the process makes it with many workers to finish the task more fast
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