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No, &nbsp;there is no java. &nbsp;Can I assume there is no limit on the number of threads available ?
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No,  there is no java.  Can I assume there is no limit on the number of threads available ?

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It just uses some memory from parent thread and some to hold environment and first 3 file handles.<br />
Say 16K for thread should be allowed in parent's stack.<br />
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You have to explore event handling in your program. that way you can manage without that many threads.
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It just uses some memory from parent thread and some to hold environment and first 3 file handles.
Say 16K for thread should be allowed in parent's stack.

You have to explore event handling in your program. that way you can manage without that many threads.

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I often set up my limits.conf to a very high nproc level<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28294077-1">      xxx           soft    nproc          16384
      xxx           hard    nproc          16384</code></pre>
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How can I do this with threads. &nbsp;What is the default leve3l for threads and how would I extend it.<br />
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Thanks
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I often set up my limits.conf to a very high nproc level

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How can I do this with threads.  What is the default leve3l for threads and how would I extend it.

Thanks

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