The operating system assigns each process a process ID (pid). The debugger assigns each currently running thread an ID.
The debugger does not reuse thread IDs. For example, suppose there are five threads running, with IDs from 1-5. If you kill thread 3, and then create a new one, the new one has the ID 6, not 3.
Brackets ([]) are part of the process set syntax, so this topic shows optional syntactic items enclosed in curly braces ({}).
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