April 2013
Intermediate to advanced
1700 pages
92h 51m
English
As you learned in Chapter 29, threads are the scheduling unit known by the Windows operating system kernel. Processes can have multiple threads which allow the process to process many of its tasks in parallel. Examples include running a message pump for a user interface (UI) thread while background threads are used for computations or I/O operations that shouldn’t block the UI.
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