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What is the difference between lightweight process and thread? An LWP runs in the context of a single process, and there can be several LWPs per process In addition each LWP can be running its own (user-level) thread Multi-threaded applications are constructed by creating threads (with thread library package), and subsequently assigning each thread to an LWP
Understanding the concept of LWP in liunx kernel - Stack Overflow Will the four syslog lwp each maps to one kernel thread in my question post]? Can I see this kind of relationship from the ps command? And from your reply, it seems that kernel will view user threads and kernel threads are all the "tasks" and schedule them directly, right? Yes Each syslog lwp (user thread) is in fact a task
How can I get LWP to validate SSL server certificates? How can I get LWP to verify that the certificate of the server I'm connecting to is signed by a trusted authority and issued to the correct host? As far as I can tell, it doesn't even check that the certificate claims to be for the hostname I'm connecting to
How does light weight processes works? - Stack Overflow Actually Light Weight Processes (lwp) runs in user space on top of a single kernel thread and shares its address space and system resources with other LWPs within the same process Multiple user level threads, managed by a thread library, can be placed on top of one or many LWPs - allowing multitasking to be done at the user level
multithreading - threads and LWP in Linux - Stack Overflow The main difference between a light weight process (LWP) and a normal process is that LWPs share the same address space and other resources like open files etc As some resources are shared so these processes are considered to be light weight as compared to other normal processes and hence the name light weight processes
Whats the easiest way to install a missing Perl module? For instance, if you use cpan to install LWP, LWP::Simple or LWP::UserAgent it will install the distribution libwww-perl for you The majority of distributions contain a single module with an equivalent name, but there are several exceptions like that
How can I disable new thread thread exited messages in gdb? [New Thread 0x7fffde152700 (LWP 11157)] [Thread 0x7fffde152700 (LWP 11157) exited] I'm almost never interested in this messages They make it much harder to read the rest of the output They can change the timing behaviour of the program, making it hard to reproduce and debug race hazards How can I disable these messages?