Topic Path: Symbol Reference > Functions > SetThreadName Function
Sets the name for the current thread of execution.
Pascalprocedure SetThreadName(
const AName: string
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AName |
Name to assign to the current thread of execution. |
SetThreadName is a procedure used to assign the name for the current thread as used in the IDE Debugger. SetThreadName requires the compiler define ALLOW_NAMED_THREADS, and is available for the following compiler verisons:
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Delphi 7 |
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C++ Builder 6 |
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C++ Builder 7 |
For non-Windows platforms, or compiler version other than the preceeding, SetThreadName is an empty procedure.
SetThreadName passes the thread name to the debugger by calling RaiseException using a specific memory address.
Use SetThreadPriorty to adjust the CPU priority for a specifed thread of execution.
SetThreadPriorty
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