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RTKernel-32 Programming Manual

Multitasking, Real-Time, and RTKernel-32

Module RTKernel-32

Alternate APIs for RTKernel-32

RTKernel-C 4.5 for DOS Compatible API

Win32 Thread Compatible API

Win32 Priorities

Win32 and RTKernel-32 Error Handling

Mixing RTKernel-32 and Win32 APIs

Function GetCurrentThreadId

Function CreateThread

Function ExitThread

Function TerminateThread

Function GetExitCodeThread

Function GetCurrentThread

Function GetTickCount

Function GetTickCount64

Function SuspendThread

Function ResumeThread

Function SetThreadPriority

Function GetThreadPriority

Function InitializeCriticalSection

Function InitializeCriticalSectionAndSpinCount

Function EnterCriticalSection

Function TryEnterCriticalSection

Function LeaveCriticalSection

Function DeleteCriticalSection

Function CreateEvent

Function CreateMutex

Function CreateSemaphore

Function OpenEvent

Function OpenMutex

Function OpenSemaphore

Function SetEvent

Function ResetEvent

Function PulseEvent

Function ReleaseMutex

Function ReleaseSemaphore

Function WaitForSingleObject

Function WaitForMultipleObjects

Function QueryPerformanceCounter

Function QueryPerformanceFrequency

Function GetThreadId

Function SleepEx

Function QueueUserAPC

Function QueueUserWorkItem

Function GetSystemTimeAdjustment

Function SwitchToThread

Function CreateWaitableTimer

Function SetWaitableTimer

Function OpenWaitableTimer

Function CancelWaitableTimer

Function SetThreadAffinityMask

Function SetThreadGroupAffinity

Supplemental Modules

RTKernel-32 Drivers

Advanced Topics

Typical Error Sources

Error and Information Messages

RTKernel-32 Reference Manual

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Function TerminateThread

If the given handle references an existing thread, the thread is terminated. Different from running under Win32, the thread continues to run until all resource and mutex semaphores have been released. The stack of the task is deallocated. Terminating the last thread of a program does not terminate the program (RTKernel-32's Idle Task would continue to run). The Win32 handle is not closed (this behavior is identical to Win32). If one or more tasks are waiting for the termination of the task, they are released by this call.

Threads created with C/C++ run-time system functions such as _beginthread or RTKRTLCreateThread should not use this function; _endthread should be used instead.

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Function ExitThread

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