Advanced Threads(Chapter 4 of Concurrent Programming on Windows)

　　This concludes our two chapter overview of Windows and CLR threads. In this chapter, we looked very deeply at of what thread stacks are comprised, their specific layout, and some interesting policy around how their memory is managed by the OS and CLR, such as stack growth and stack overflow. We also looked at TEBs and thread contexts. Various aspects of thread scheduling were also explored, including how the OS makes its scheduling decisions and how you can influence them with priorities, ideal processor settings, and affinity.