Re: PS output for threads

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Hi, Abu

My main question remained unanswered: Are the processes with the same name
represent threads?
In Linux, there is no difference between a thread and a process besides threads
share resources between each other. Every thread have a pid, but all thread have
the same tgid which is the thread group leader's id. When you use getpid(), tgid
will return as the thread pid.

Is there a direct correlation between no of threads
created and no shown in the output of ps?
You can use command "pstree" seeing the relationships of the threads.

Hope this helpful!

Regards,
Cheng

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