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Which of the following best defines the thread context?
Which of the following best defines the thread context?
- The lower limit of the thread's dynamic priority
- A set of register values and other volatile data that defines the execution state of a thread (correct)
- The thread's execution priority at any given moment
- A unique value that identifies a thread
What does the thread processor affinity refer to?
What does the thread processor affinity refer to?
- A temporary access token allowing a thread to perform operations on behalf of another process
- The set of processors on which the thread can run (correct)
- The number of times the thread's execution has been suspended without being resumed
- A flag that indicates whether a waiting thread may execute an asynchronous procedure call
What is the termination port used for?
What is the termination port used for?
- A set of register values and other volatile data that defines the execution state of a thread
- An inter-process communication channel to which the process manager sends a message when the thread terminates (correct)
- A unique value that identifies a thread
- The reason for a thread's termination
What does the suspension count represent?
What does the suspension count represent?
What is the dynamic priority of a thread?
What is the dynamic priority of a thread?
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