Is Thread is kernel object ?
问题 In this book I read that each instance of the Thread class is actually allocating a kernel object - and this is one of the overheads of using Thread . As far as I know, the thread is not kernel object (only the process is a kernel object in this case. The thread that the process contains are not kernel objects?) Can someone explain? 回答1: Thread is a managed object first, you know the System.Threading.Thread class. It is an internal CLR object next, a C++ class also named Thread. There's