Multi-Threading in Linux Using C
About Course
Utilizing more number of processors capacity example intel i3, i5, i7, i9 with multiple core utilization, we can program in multi-threading for achieving processor efficiency, there by increasing the speed, and for the network operations it will be helpful in achieving more data rates and expected, in addition to that we are achieving the reduction in latency or avoid the overhead processing time.
There are processors in the market from intel technologies which comes with 4 core, 8 core, 16 core etc.,
By Learning multi-threading programming with the help of the POSIX thread library provided by the Linux operating system and designing the right strategy of dividing the sub modules of the projects with parallel processing and proper synchronization techniques, consistency can be achieved among the data avoiding the functional mis-behavior in the multi threaded applications that you are developing.
This course is eye opening covering consistency, synchronization techniques like mutual exclusion, conditional variable, mutex, semaphores and other concepts providing the design techniques on pit falls and avoiding the deadlock, circular wait other critical issues that may raise in the later stage in the run time.
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Course Content
Process Vs Thread
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What is Process and What is a Thread?
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How Thread is beneficial from Process in handling from Memory View
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What is TCB and what are its contents?
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how Thread help in building efficient applications
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Utilization of Cores using Thread programming
