Five threads are created by a process with PID 10. Name three entities that are unique to threads
(i.e. each thread has its own 'copy' potentially different from the other ones of other threads.)
Text / Code Processor state Initialized Data PPID (Parent Process ID) User-stack PID (Process
ID) Kernel-stack Uninitialized data (bss) Question 8 1 pts Five threads are created by a process
with PID 15. Each one of the threads have threadIDs (TID) 10, 11,12,13, and 14 respectively.
What is the value of the Unix/Linux getpid() returned when thread with TID 11 is issuing the call
getpid()? 11 14 12 13 15 10 0
A process with PID 50 is creating five threads using thread_create(). How many threads of
execution are there after the creation of those threads, assuming they have all been created
successfully and all are still running ? 1 5 6 7.
Five threads are created by a process with PID 10. Name three entitie.pdf
1. Five threads are created by a process with PID 10. Name three entities that are unique to threads
(i.e. each thread has its own 'copy' potentially different from the other ones of other threads.)
Text / Code Processor state Initialized Data PPID (Parent Process ID) User-stack PID (Process
ID) Kernel-stack Uninitialized data (bss) Question 8 1 pts Five threads are created by a process
with PID 15. Each one of the threads have threadIDs (TID) 10, 11,12,13, and 14 respectively.
What is the value of the Unix/Linux getpid() returned when thread with TID 11 is issuing the call
getpid()? 11 14 12 13 15 10 0
A process with PID 50 is creating five threads using thread_create(). How many threads of
execution are there after the creation of those threads, assuming they have all been created
successfully and all are still running ? 1 5 6 7
