...started);

Under X Windows, the executable name is argv[0].

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...parameters).

This is the usual kind of style inheritance, as found in word processors such as Microsoft Word.

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...style.

This is analogous to multi-level styles, like the paragraph and character styles in FrameMaker. In this analogy, the paragraph style is the base style, and the character style is the shift style. However, FrameMaker allows only those two levels; with join styles support any number of levels. Note that multiple inheritance does not provide a good analogy to join styles.

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...event.

A new thread is not necessarily created for every event, but a thread is only re-used if it would otherwise terminate.

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