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Execution tasks in AMC-OS are divided in [[Applications|applications]], [[Processes|processes] and [[Threads|threads]] : | Execution tasks in AMC-OS are divided in [[Applications|applications]], [[Processes|processes]] and [[Threads|threads]] : | ||
* [[Applications|An application]] is a static combination of executable code and data, in AMCX format. | * [[Applications|An application]] is a static combination of executable code and data, in AMCX format. | ||
* [[Processes|A process]] is an independant instance of an application. | * [[Processes|A process]] is an independant instance of an application. | ||
* [[Threads|A thread]] is an instance of an execution flow in the restricted context of a process. | * [[Threads|A thread]] is an instance of an execution flow in the restricted context of a process. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:09, 29 July 2020
Execution tasks in AMC-OS are divided in applications, processes and threads :
- An application is a static combination of executable code and data, in AMCX format.
- A process is an independant instance of an application.
- A thread is an instance of an execution flow in the restricted context of a process.