* threads are created by directly
* calling the respective functions
* of the operating system
- * (e.g. <tt>pthread_create</tt> for the
- * POSIX thread interface), or if
- * they are killed (e.g. either
- * through <tt>pthread_exit</tt> from
- * the spawned thread, or
- * <tt>pthread_kill</tt> from another
- * thread), then these events are
- * not registered and counted for
- * the result of this function.
+ * (e.g. <tt>pthread_create</tt>
+ * for the POSIX thread interface),
+ * or if they are killed
+ * (e.g. either through
+ * <tt>pthread_exit</tt> from the
+ * spawned thread, or
+ * <tt>pthread_kill</tt> from
+ * another thread), then these
+ * events are not registered and
+ * counted for the result of this
+ * function. Likewise, threads that
+ * the Threading Building Blocks
+ * library may have created to work
+ * on tasks created using the
+ * Threads::new_task functions are
+ * not counted.
*
* @ingroup threads
*/