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I am using Linux 2.4 kernel. I am intended to create 1024 threads in a loop after each seconds. The program continues and creates upto creation of 305 threads and exits. The return code of pthread_create() is 12 after when creating 306th thread. I used perror() , it writes "Cannot Allocate Memory". I am running the program as root user.
can any person help me to create 1024 such threads??
Hehe.. Kinda what I meant, but I think that I wrapped it up nicer
..anyways - 1024 threads is quite a few threads and depending on what kind of memory requirements you have in each thread, the creation of such a vast amount of threads might (will) not be feasible.
Might I ask why you need such a huge amount of threads anyways? There might be a much better way to solve your problem, rather than spewing out threads.
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