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you literally went for pthread exit() and suddenly like no not today

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I was trying to understand sscanf and after trouble I came to KZbin and searched your tutorials. You explained it all very well and as always I learned from you. 👍

10:10 would you actually check for every single return value? like, as crazy as it sounds i looked at the man pages and all of the following functions: pipe, fork, close, printf, scanf, write, read can return -1 and set errno, although i don't think i have ever seen people going out of their way to check printf and scanf or even close, the other ones, yes, more frequently but not always. would you say it is a good practice to do so or just paranoia?

Great tutorial, you explained very practically.

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Come potrei fare per installare il programma "visual studio code" su ubuntu? Grazie mille

If we fork when id == 0, will we have also 3 hello

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At the line 29 it returns from the function after the first thread finished, no waiting for other to finish.

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easy way in nvim = ":'<,'>s/: \(.*\),/: Option<\1>,"

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what code edtor is he using

You have to inculde the header file in both .c files, right?

Thanks for the video and great explanation!

The fopen_s function also return an error code so you can check that if it's 0. :)

Is the only reason you don't need wait for read and write is because read is blocking so it automatically stops?

It actually helped me so much. Thanks.

do you have a book or pdf

great video

very clear explanation bro. Which book you refer to learn such concepts? would love to read that book.

underflow explanation starts at 11:23

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veyr very good explanation!! Helped a lot for my OS class!

can I copy your code a little bit

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Sir you have huge respect, I leart pthread and system related topics from this your channel, I don't know you will see this or not but, people like you are still making this world a better place. GRATITUDE

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main thread enqueues a client file descriptor, threads in pool dequeue a file descriptor and give an http response

I wonder how college professors who are getting paid to do one job, cannot do it , and then someone who doesn't get much payment for making videos on yt , does it better .

"Hi, since you mentioned that using detach() clears the resources, and if we don’t use detach() and join(), the resources won’t be cleared, could you please show me how to verify this? I’ve tried using ps, top, and checking /proc/[pid]/, but I see the same results both before and after using detach(). I expected that with detach(), the resources would be cleared, but they appear the same whether I use detach() or not. How can I check if the resources are being cleared?"

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So far, the best video for me at explaining how it actually work. I can't thank you enough. I really appreciate it. Thanks a million.💙

I love your videos man!! They are helping me so much through my OS class this semester!

helpful but you went too fast for the sa_flag field

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your video is 4 years old but I really appreciate your help

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