11.2.6. Automatic self-assessment

11.2.6. Automatic self-assessment
	11.2. Threads

Which of the following statements is false?
- The allocation of a thread in C means the creation of a new stack and sharing the heap space among all threads.
- Threads can share global information via global variables.
- Threads may receive and return information via I/O specific pointers.
- pthread_create blocks the execution of the invoking thread until the created thread finishes its execution.
Which of the following assessments is false regarding pthread_thread_join:
- It accesses data returned from a thread, that returns a generic type with void*.
- Data may be returned from a thread to the allocator with pthread_exit.
- One may inhibit data returning with the pthread_attr_setdetachstate function
- You should never use this type of mechanims becasue it is unsafe by nature

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11.2.5. Threads: Setting a thread		11.3. Mutex