MonitorEventThreadCreate Class

Default constructor.

The processor to which the newly create thread is affined.

The argument passed to the newly created thread's start function.

The process ID of the process that owns the newly created thread.

If a problem was encountered during parsing of this event, this property references a string containing an error message, otherwise this property is null.

This is the process ID of the process that generated this event. This ID might NOT be the ID of the process to which this event applies, because some events are generated from system processes about activity performed by user processes.

This is the thread ID of the thread that generated this event. This ID might NOT be the ID of the thread to which this event applies, because some events are generated from system threads about activity performed by user threads.

The internal flags of the newly created thread.

The first handle created for the thread. RTX64 internal system threads (such as proxy threads that perform work on behalf of Windows processes linked to RTAPI.DLL and the thread created by RtCreateTimer) do not have handles. In those cases, this field will be zero.

This is true if the thread is a proxy thread, false otherwise. This field's value is defined only when the value of property MonitorEvent.Version is greater than or equal to 1001.

This is the kind of the monitoring event. See enumeration IntervalZero.RTX64.Monitor.MF_EVENT_KIND for the various kinds of monitoring events.

The newly created thread's initial priority.

The process affinity mask of the process that owns the newly created thread.

This is the processor number of the processor that generated this event.

The reference count of the internal thread object for the newly created thread.

The size of the newly created thread's stack.

The address of the start function of the newly created thread.

The state of the newly created thread.

The newly created thread's suspend count.

The thread ID of the newly created thread. A proxy thread has the thread ID of the Windows process for which it is a proxy.

The newly created thread's time quantum.

This is the value of the Time Stamp Counter (TSC) on the processor where this event was generated at the time this event was generated.

This is a unique identifier of an RTX64 Subsystem object associated with this event. If no unique ID was available when this event was generated, this property will be zero. Each subclass of this class has a different meaning for this property. See MonitorEvent for descriptions of the possible identifiers.

Returns a string representation of this monitoring event.