Match List I with List II (thread operations)
| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| A. Thread spawn | I. To convert a blocking system call into a non-blocking call |
| B. Block thread | II. To reclaim pages |
| C. Jacketing | III. Processor turns to the execution of another ready thread |
| D. Flush | IV. Thread is provided with its own register context |
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Correct answer: C. A-IV, B-III, C-I, D-II
Explanation
On spawn, a thread is given its own register context (IV). When a thread blocks, the processor turns to another ready thread (III). Jacketing converts a blocking system call into a non-blocking one (I). Flushing reclaims pages (II).More System Software and Operating System questions
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