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* Threads: <code>[[ps -efL]]</code> or <code>[[pstree]] -p PID</code> | * Threads: <code>[[ps -efL]]</code> or <code>[[pstree]] -p PID</code> | ||
| + | * [[macOS]]: <code>[[ps -M]]</code> print the threads corresponding to each task. | ||
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* <code>[[xz -T0]]</code> (<code>-T0</code> use all threads) | * <code>[[xz -T0]]</code> (<code>-T0</code> use all threads) | ||
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== Application architecture == | == Application architecture == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:17, 18 August 2024
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xz -T0(-T0use all threads)
Application architecture[edit]
Related terms[edit]
Pthreads- 2020 AWS outage in AWS Kinesis
rclone- vCPU, oCPU
- Slack threads
- Javascript is a single thread language
- gorutines
- Hyper-threading in Xeon processors
See also[edit]
- OS/360
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