Process vs Thread

[aliasadullah]

I love short and effective conceptual videos thank you Udacity <3

[josephemmanuel]

Short and straight to the point. Thanks for this explanation.

[isuckatthisgame]

What do you mean by code, data and files?

[Fine_Mouche]

and vs co-routine ? where would be a co-routine in the schema OR what would be the schema of a co-routine if its not in / don't share the same structure / if it's a concept of another paradigme

[junkim]

Here the threads you are talking about are kernel level threads?


So the structure would be:


CPU containing processes where each process can have multiple kernel level threads (all kernel level threads share the same address space, but they have separate registers, stack, etc) and each kernel thread can have multiple user level threads ?

[z.kjadoon]

what are the benefits of multiprocessor system for a single threaded process?

[OssaGhalyoun]

A question for you, a thread or more are always executing on same CPU/Core that the process is pegged on and moves with it to different CPU/Core if the process moves ?

[ironplank]

I'm just gonna go take the course on Udacity.

Sounds very useful but seems out of place cause I lack context.

[fbmufwc]

What does it mean about "share all of the virtual to physical adress mappings"??