Script

A thread descripes some kind of minimal process in computer science. Processes and threads are used to simulate parallel execution of programcode. But there is a difference between both: a process descipes the execution of a whole program. It contains an image of the programs binary executeable code in memory just as it is used for handling memory allocation by the operating system. However a thread is nothing in this way. It does just descripe a parallel execution of code inside a process, so one process can hold multiple threads.

The description above is just one very simple definition of a thread. GTA simplifies multithreading alot so everything the script needs to do is to start a thread and perhaps end it somehow. It does not need to handle variable synchronisation or communication between two threads. This is what the game does through internal routines.

OpCodes & Native functions

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• 004E – Ends the current thread
• 004F – Creates a parameterized thread
• 00D7 – Creates an unparameterized thread
• 03A4 – Gives a thread a name
• 0459 – Ends a named thread
• 004E – Ends the current thread

CLEO OpCodes

• 0A92 – Creates a CLEO thread
• 0A93 – Ends a CLEO thread
• 0A95 – Enables thread saving for a CLEO thread
• 0A9F – Returns the current threads pointer
• 0AAA – Returns the pointer to a named thread
• 0AVA – Ends a named CLEO thread

Links

• Create a thread

Further Information

• Process
• Thread