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  Handle* thread=R1

  Handle* thread=R1

The processorid parameter specifies which processors the thread can run on. Values 0 and 1 correspond to each CPU, respectively. -1 means all CPUs, and -2 means the default CPU for the process (0 for applications, 1 for system services). Games usually create threads using -2.

The processorid parameter specifies which processor the thread can run on. Non-negative values correspond to a specific CPU. (e.g. 0 for the Appcore and 1 for the Syscore on Old3DS) Special value -1 means all CPUs, and -2 means the default CPU for the process (Read from the [[ExHeader|NCCD/Extended Header]], usually 0 for applications, 1 for system services). Games usually create threads using -2.

 

The thread priority value must be in the following range: 0x0..0x3F.

With the Old3DS kernel, the s32 processorid must be <=2.

With the Old3DS kernel, the s32 processorid must be <=2.

With the New3DS kernel: processorid must be <= <total cores(MPCore "SCU Configuration Register" CPU number value + 1)>. When processorid==0x2 and the process is not an APPLICATION mem-region process, exheader kernel-flags bitmask 0x2000 must be set otherwise error 0xD9001BEA is returned. When processorid==0x3 and the process is not an APPLICATION mem-region process, error 0xD9001BEA is returned. These are the only restriction checks done by the kernel for processorid.

With the New3DS kernel: processorid must be <= <total cores(MPCore "SCU Configuration Register" CPU number value + 1)>. When processorid==0x2 and the process is not an APPLICATION mem-region process, exheader kernel-flags bitmask 0x2000 must be set otherwise error 0xD9001BEA is returned. When processorid==0x3 and the process is not an APPLICATION mem-region process, error 0xD9001BEA is returned. These are the only restriction checks done by the kernel for processorid.

The stacktop must be aligned to 0x8-bytes, otherwise when not aligned to 0x8-bytes the ARM11 kernel clears the low 3-bits of the stacktop address.

The stacktop must be aligned to 0x8-bytes, otherwise when not aligned to 0x8-bytes the ARM11 kernel clears the low 3-bits of the stacktop address.