So what do you say they also provide two types of functional differences to create your own.
One of them is to create your own work.
You are the second one is you can use the system defined system work, you.
So system work.
You have already done the idea of extern.
The stuff was stopped working on a slow start to this microstructure point, the system, the.
So this is still on the scale what is shared by all kinds of systems and services.
So if you want to use the system work, you can use the system work you.
But if you have if you want to create your own work, you can create your own.
But this particular session, let's use this to work you in our next session.
We'll be using it, creating our own work and then reviewing the work items into this particular working
system.
Working.
Is that what you just shared by all the other subsystems and services?
We use the system work.
You have to include this particular.
So we have.
Including in.
And this is all entirely maybe including what you know to.
So simple, I have created an instance of what kind of construct?
I'm calling it on the look at.
And I'm passing the buck on this as a barometer, I I'm not going to school stuff, and I'm saying this
is a function which I want to work on a school function.
And this is the functional time period, which I want to because I want to execute this asynchronously
and then I'm doing the work, look, you underscore what it accepts.
The first one is the work you so we are using is system working here is we are passing the wheel.
And so the simple example, we have initialized the work item and then we are doing the work item in
order to start with you.
Let's see what happens.
We can see in a function what executive and then the world could work at and also executed and you can
see they are executing on the same CPU, but on which the unit executed and the local third is also
executing on the same.
But given their schoolwork, it does not guarantee that they will always execute on the same CPU on
which.
It will not what function will execute on this MCP on which your work is being executed?