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CEL_THREAD_CREATE (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

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1/6/2010

This structure identifies a thread that as been created.

Syntax

typedef struct __CEL_THREAD_CREATE {
  HANDLE hThread;
  HANDLE hProcess;
  HANDLE hModule;
  DWORD dwStartAddr;
  int nPriority;
  WCHAR szName[0];
} CEL_THREAD_CREATE, *PCEL_THREAD_CREATE;

Members

  • hThread
    Handle of the created thread. Corresponds to the handle returned from the CreateThread.
  • hProcess
    Handle of the process that created the thread.
  • hModule
    Handle of the freed module.
  • dwStartAddr
    Start address of the thread. This member is used in conjunction with the hModule or hProcess members and the information contained in the structure CEL_PROCESS_CREATE or CEL_MODULE_LOAD to find the thread name in a MAP file.
  • nPriority
    Base priority of the thread.
  • szName
    Optional null-terminated string containing the name of the thread that was created. Corresponds to the lpStartAddress parameter of CreateThread. The length of the name can be inferred from the length given in the event header, CEL_HEADER.

Requirements

Header celog.h
Windows Embedded CE Windows CE 3.0 and later

See Also

Reference

CeLog Event Tracking Structures
CreateThread
CEL_HEADER
CEL_PROCESS_CREATE
CEL_MODULE_LOAD