Thread Control
Releases the thread handle of this thread. |
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Compares the specified object to determine if it references the same object as this object. |
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Retrieves the handle of the thread for use with Windows API functions. |
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Retrieves the ID of the thread for use with Windows API functions. |
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Checks the thread to see if it is currently "alive". |
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Waits for the specified thread object to complete before execution of this thread continues. |
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Begins execution of the thread object. |
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Retrieves the priority value for this thread. |
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Sets the Priority Value for this thread. |
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If the thread has ended, the result value is retrieved and returned to the caller. |
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Resumes execution of a suspended thread. |
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Retrieves the size of the stack for this thread. |
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Sets the size of the stack for this thread to the value specified. |
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Suspends execution of the thread. |
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Retrieves the date and time-of-day of the thread creation. |
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Retrieves the date and time-of-day of the thread exit |
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Retrieves the amount of time this thread has spent in kernel mode. |
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Retrieves the amount of time this thread has spent in user mode. |
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Retrieve the Priority Value for the current process. |
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Sets the Priority Value for the current process. |
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Declare Thread Local Storage (TLS) variables. |
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Close a Windows thread. |
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Create a Windows thread. |
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Retrieve the Priority Value for a thread. |
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Declares a thread function. |
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Sets the Priority Value for a thread. |
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Resume execution of a suspended Windows thread. |
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Retrieve the Status of a Windows thread. |
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Suspend execution of a Windows thread. |
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Return the number of active threads that exist in a module. |
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Return a Long-integer thread identifier of the current thread. |