Process Manager services: Difference between revisions
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On normal [[7.0.0]] retail firmware, this will double the limit on system threads from 0x60 to 0xC0. | On normal [[7.0.0]] retail firmware, this will double the limit on system threads from 0x60 to 0xC0. | ||
== GetUnimplementedEventHandle == | |||
This function returns a handle, and in [[8.0.0]] code was added to the global ProcessManager object constructor to call svcCreateEvent to make a new global event. | |||
This command is presumably intended to retrieve this event, however, the event is never signaled anywhere, and as of [[8.0.0]] the implementation for this command just does "abort();". | |||
[[Category:Services]] | [[Category:Services]] | ||