2 Thread

 

• 2.1 Overview
• 2.2 State
• 2.3 References
• 2.4 fluke_thread_create: create a new thread
• 2.5 fluke_thread_create_hash: create a new thread with a given hash value
• 2.6 fluke_thread_destroy: destroy a thread
• 2.7 fluke_thread_disable_exceptions: prevent exceptions in the current thread
• 2.8 fluke_thread_enable_exceptions: allow exceptions in the current thread
• 2.9 fluke_thread_get_client: retrieve the ``client'' reliable-IPC link
• 2.10 fluke_thread_get_handlers: return the exception handling routines registered for a thread.
• 2.11 fluke_thread_get_saved_state: retrieve the exception state of a thread
• 2.12 fluke_thread_get_server: retrieve the ``server'' reliable-IPC link
• 2.13 fluke_thread_get_state: retrieve the current state of a thread
• 2.14 fluke_thread_interrupt: interrupt another thread
• 2.15 fluke_thread_move: move a thread object from one location to another
• 2.16 fluke_thread_reference: associates a reference with a thread
• 2.17 fluke_thread_return_from_exception: return from an exception handler
• 2.18 fluke_thread_self: find the current thread
• 2.19 fluke_thread_set_client: change the ``client'' reliable-IPC link
• 2.20 fluke_thread_set_handlers: register the exception handling routines for a thread.
• 2.21 fluke_thread_set_saved_state: restores exception state of a thread
• 2.22 fluke_thread_set_server: change the ``server'' reliable-IPC link
• 2.23 fluke_thread_set_state: set the current state of a thread object
• 2.24 fluke_thread_schedule: schedule another thread to run