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On Thu, Dec 11, 2003 at 10:27:29AM +0000, Emmanuel Dreyfus wrote:
> Within a task, each thread also has a kernel port, which is used to perfo=
rm
> thread specific operations. You can use that to read and write a thread's
> register, or to stop and unstop it remotely. gdb makes intesnive use of
> that, but a program can also use it internally, for instance to suspend a=
nd=20
> resume a given thread.

Is Mach using the same kind of SA thread structure we are? If not, how are=
=20
you coordinating mapping their threading model (and pthreads library) on=20
to our kernel?

Take care,

Bill

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