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Re:Benchmarking OS primitives by kllrnohj on Wednesday March 21, 2018 @12:40PM (#16639802)
Conceptually yes, but note that in Linux there is no such thing as a thread. Only processes. Some of those processes happen to share an address space and belong to a thread-group (TGID), but they are all processes.

This only really matters when you're trying to understand how PID, PPID, and TGID fit together and why there is no TID, though.

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