The handle ist nothing but an identifier for the os to manage its threads. The number returned is depending on the actual system state, threads since system startup, os version, threadlib used and last but not least depending on the platform (win, mac, linux)
to provide storage for your threads just use local varaiables and types. The thread itself can return :Object, so it is up to you what Data you want to get back, also you can pass in a :Object as a Parameter
to provide storage for your threads just use local varaiables and types. The thread itself can return :Object, so it is up to you what Data you want to get back, also you can pass in a :Object as a Parameter