Hello, You could certainly wrap the CreateThread function and call it from factor. See the windows.kernel32 vocab for how wrapping Windows system functions are done. On the VM:s level, threads are started with the start_thread() function which is defined in vm/os-windows.cpp. Oh, and didn't we discuss this issue last year? https://sourceforge.net/p/factor/mailman/message/34507872/
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