How are threads created in Linux x86_64

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  1. bat-extras

    Bash scripts that integrate bat with various command line tools.

    So it seems that clone3 is the syscall that creates new threads. Let's use man (better if you use batman) to find about it.

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  3. glibc

    Unofficial mirror of sourceware glibc repository. Updated daily.

    The source code for that is here.

  4. mt_asm

    Multithreading on GNU/Linux x86_64 from scratch.

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