Chapter 2. Programs, Processes and Threads
One popular definition of a process is an instance of a program whose execution has started but has not yet terminated. This chapter discusses the differences between programs and processes and the ways in which the former are transformed into the latter. The chapter addresses issues of program layout, command-line arguments, program environment and exit handlers.
- Learn about programs, processes and threads
- Experiment with memory allocation and manipulation
- Explore implications of static objects
- Use environment variables for context
- Understand program structure and layout
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