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by alexzenla
132 days ago
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I was more specifically referring to the fact that to implement threads in gVisor, it calls to the go runtime, which does make calls to clone() (not fork()), but I see the pushback :) I think it's a small distinction. fork() itself isn't all that useful anyways. However, consider reading a file in gVisor. This passes through the IO layers, which ultimately will end up a read in the kernel, through one of the many interfaces to do so. |
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