Backtrace | | Backtrace is a summary of proceeds of execution of the program
which displays the stack frame number and the function name output
of the bt command.
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Concurrency | | Concurrency is a concept where more than one thread performs
different functions simultaneously to complete the execution of the
process at the earliest.
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Core file | | Core file consists of information such as memory image of the
address space of specific processes, values of the process registers
and the states of a specific program. This file is the result of an
abnormally terminated program.
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Debugging | | Debugging is to understand, identify, and fix errors in a program.
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Heap | | Heap is a large pool of memory from which dynamic memory allocations
are done for program elements such as large arrays, structures, or
classes.
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Multi-threaded application | | Multi threaded applications consist of multiple threads sharing
resources with each other.
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Parallelism | | Parallelism is a concept where more than one thread performs
the same function simultaneously to complete the execution of the
process at the earliest.
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Process | | Process is an instance of a program in execution. It provides
an environment for the execution of the threads within. The environment
consists of details such as process identification details, working
directory, an address space and system resources such as file descriptors,
signal actions, shared libraries, and shared memory.
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Pthreads | | POSIX is a standard that defines Application
Programming Interface to create and manipulate threads. POSIX Threads is a POSIX standard for Threads. Libraries
that implement POSIX threads are named Pthreads.
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Segmentation faults | | When a program attempts to access a memory location in an improper
way, the error condition is called Segmentation fault. In addition,
attempts to access a memory location to which the access is denied
also results in segmentation fault.
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Shared memory | | Shared memory is the segment of memory that is accessed by multiple
programs to establish quick communication among them.
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Stack | | Stack is an abstract data structure that stores temporary information
in sequential set of memory addresses.
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Stack frames | | Stack frames are machine dependent data structures in call stack
that have data pertaining to the execution state of a function.
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Stack overflows | | Stack overflow is a condition where more than the determined
amount of memory is used on the call stack. This results in program
crash.
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Stack trace | | Stack trace is a summary of the stack frames. These stack frames
contain the function calls which the program initiates during its
execution.
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