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In the current Linux kernel, by which structure(s) are processes and threads represented ?
A bigger structure for processes and a smaller structure for threads
A unique structure for both of them
A bigger structure for threads and a smaller structure for processes
Processes and threads have no representation in the Linux kernel
Their structures are multiples since they depend on the scheduler used
Two different structures, the thread structure being a subclass of the process structure
Two different structures, the thread structure and the process structure being subclasses of a task structure
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