task creation time: report the time to create and run both a process and a kernel thread (kernel threads run at user-level, but they are created and managed by the os; e.g., pthread create on modern linux will create a kernel-managed thread). how do they compare?

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Process is the act of carrying out a program. A kernel thread is a sort of thread in which the kernel manages the threads of a process.

Process is the act of carrying out a program. User processes and system processes are the two categories of processes. The process is managed by the process control block.

A kernel thread is a sort of thread in which the kernel manages the threads of a process. Operating systems schedule kernel threads (kernel mode).

User-level threads can't contact the kernel for system calls or other purposes, but kernel-supported threads may.

A process is an active program. Threads maintained at the kernel level are known as kernel threads. Process overhead is considerable. Medium overhead is the kernel. No sharing occurs between processes. Address space is shared by kernel threads. The operating system uses a process table to schedule a process. Using a thread table, the operating system schedules kernel threads.

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