Function ctru_sys::svcCreateThread

pub unsafe extern "C" fn svcCreateThread(
    thread: *mut Handle,
    entrypoint: ThreadFunc,
    arg: u32_,
    stack_top: *mut u32_,
    thread_priority: s32,
    processor_id: s32
) -> Result

Multithreading

*

• Creates a new thread.

Arguments

• thread (direction out) - The thread handle

• entrypoint - The function that will be called first upon thread creation

• arg - The argument passed to entrypoint

• stack_top - The top of the thread’s stack. Must be 0x8 bytes mem-aligned.

• thread_priority - Low values gives the thread higher priority. For userland apps, this has to be within the range [0x18;0x3F]

• • processor_id - The id of the processor the thread should be ran on. Those are labelled starting from 0. For old 3ds it has to be <2, and for new 3DS <4.

• Value -1 means all CPUs and -2 read from the Exheader.

• The processor with ID 1 is the system processor.

• To enable multi-threading on this core you need to call APT_SetAppCpuTimeLimit at least once with a non-zero value.

• Since a thread is considered as a waitable object, you can use svcWaitSynchronization and svcWaitSynchronizationN to join with it.

• Note: The kernel will clear the stack_top's address low 3 bits to make sure it is 0x8-bytes aligned. /