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Put the main thread handle in the thread context #51
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Why is it in all caps? |
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Aren't globals supposed to be in all-caps ? |
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Personally would rather reserve all caps for macros and enums and such. |
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Also should I bump the libtransistor context version ? The change itself is backward compatible (old libtransistor binaries can use new context), but not forward compatible (new libtransistor binaires can't use old context). Meeh. |
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Yes, the version should be incremented so the existence of the thread id field can be tested |
misson20000
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This is a scaled back version of #45 that simply adds the thread handle in the libtransistor context. Should be compatible with existing binaries.