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Dynamic Analysis and Profiling of Multi-threaded Systems

A thread is a logical flow of execution within a program. In implementation terms, a thread is a lightweight representation of execution state, such as a program counter and associated registers, a runtime stack of activation records, a priority, and scheduling state. Threads typically reside within a single process, which represents a more coarse-grained unit of protection and resource allocation.