HI
if i am not wrong.........
in RT linux kernel, in a non SMP case, both are same.
and in this case there is no such concept called separate address space
for threads in non SMP.
all the threads will share the same address space called kernel address
space.
incase of SMP, both task and thread are diiffrent but no idea about
address space.
Chandu
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Subject: [rtl] thread-task
> what is the difference between thread and task in kernel-level,
> for scheduler? while creating a process? is a thread also o task which
> share the same address space of its creator task?
> i mean rtl_task_struct
> and rtl_thread_struct?
> thanks
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