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Start a new thread.
Source position: threadh.inc line 129
function BeginThread( |
sa: Pointer; |
stacksize: SizeUInt; |
ThreadFunction: TThreadFunc; |
p: pointer; |
creationFlags: DWord; |
var ThreadId: TThreadID |
):TThreadID; |
ThreadFunction: TThreadFunc |
):TThreadID; |
ThreadFunction: TThreadFunc; |
p: pointer |
):TThreadID; |
ThreadFunction: TThreadFunc; |
p: pointer; |
var ThreadId: TThreadID |
):TThreadID; |
ThreadFunction: TThreadFunc; |
p: pointer; |
var ThreadId: TThreadID; |
const stacksize: SizeUInt |
):TThreadID; |
BeginThread starts a new thread and executes ThreadFunction in the new thread. If P is specified, then it is passed to ThreadFunction. If ThreadId is specified, it is filled with the thread ID of the newly started thread. If StackSize is specified, it is set as the stack size for the new thread. If none is specified, a default stack size of 4MiB is used.
The function returns the thread handle (or ID, on some other operating systems like Linux or \ostwo) on success, or 0 if an error occurred. Note that the thread ID and handle are the same on unix processes, and that the thread ID and thread handle are different on windows systems.
On error, the value "0" is returned.
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End the current thread. |