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On Sun, 10 Dec 2000, Noor Dawod wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Why should I use LinuxThreads to make use of more than one CPU? I mean,
> how come that FreeBSD's threads library doesn't support this, and will
> it ever? (maybe it's in development even now...)
> 
> Noor

  LinuxThreads mimics the way Linux handles threads.  On Linux, each
thread is a psuedo-process (each thread is visible with "ps" too).

  This isn't the list for dicussion of threading models.  See
freebsd-questions and the archives.

Tom
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