Answer Posted / lp

C++ allows to to build your own multi-threading libraries by
making use of system calls, but there is no standardized
support for multi-threading. Reasons? Following are the few
of them:

1. You decide the performance of your system by designing
simplified wrappers over the system call to support
multithreading. Get-What-You-Want and Pay-For-What-You-Want,
Dont-pay-for-what-you-dont-want!!
2. Standardizing support may hide some powerful system
level functionality unique to a a particular
multi-threaded-processor!

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