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 Posted: Wed, 28th Feb 2007 10:11 Post subject: what's an "handle" ? |
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what's an "handle" ? i know what is a processus , but i dont know what represente a "thread" neither an "handle".
actually , my system run 14400 handle ,and 612 thread ...
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| Posted: Wed, 28th Feb 2007 11:10 Post subject: |
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a handle is a 32bit unsigned value marshalled and owned by Windows OS for communication between threads, windows and objects. Basically you could think of a handle as a hook attached to a specific task or object - open file, window, etc. that windows can use to identify an object and send a message to it (save data, click button, input text etc.).
A thread is an idependent piece of code for a specific task or process that can run inside the task's memory space. A program or task can have several threads which run at the same time to speed up data processing - one thread listens for user input while the other thread processes the data, does calclultions etc and third thread writes the result back to user or into a file. But still you have only one program (process) listed in the task manager.
rgds
Sabalasa
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| Posted: Sun, 4th Mar 2007 02:07 Post subject: |
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Also, learn an English to represente yours selves on the internets!
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