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Thread ! what is this
Another problem about programming Thread !
I have already asked a question about programming thread but there no answer  so please show me what is thread and how it do ? I already read but seem so bad thanks 
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thread is a lightweight process that is running concurently with its 'owner' when u create one in calling pthread_create() function...
No kidding: Code:
man pthread_create My question is, do u really need thread ?
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