=============== Problem description ====================
Recently I saw this sentence in a book: "A binder server is actually a binder Class Object. Once this object is created, a hidden thread is started internally. This thread will then receive messages sent by the binder driver ."
I have two questions:
1: where is this hidden thread created?
2: The system services in Android are also derived from the binder. Do these system services also have a hidden thread?
Thank you for your advice.
============= Solution 1 ======================
1. Created in the background
2. There are hidden threads, but you have to wait for enabling
============= Solution 2 ======================
The client does not create additional threads.
The server creates a tread after registering the service.
For example
Processstate: Self ()-> startthreadpool ();
Ipcthreadstate: Self ()-> jointhreadpool ();
============= Solution 3 ======================
Each process has two binder threads. Eclipse has a look at the simplest verification method.
============= Solution 4 ======================
Zygote, let's take a look at the code in this section. The app in Android, the service is from this process fork.
A question about binder thread
