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by dschatz
4559 days ago
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Because if I use M:N threading then logically one of my user threads blocked and a different one should run during my timeslice. The kernel however is unaware of how I use the kernel thread and will block, believing that I cannot proceed. 1:1 threading lacks this problem but operations such as creating threads or deleting them require syscalls and are therefore relatively expensive. |
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