Windowstråder
Windowstråder, often translated as Windows threads, are the basic units of CPU utilization in the Windows operating system. A thread is a sequence of executable instructions within a process. Processes themselves are instances of running programs, and each process can contain one or more threads. Threads within the same process share access to the process's memory space and resources.
The concept of multithreading allows a single program to perform multiple tasks concurrently. For example, a
Each thread has its own program counter, stack, and set of registers. The operating system's scheduler is
While threads offer benefits, they also introduce complexities such as potential race conditions and deadlocks if