HANDLE type

HANDLE Type

Declaration:

#if ((ST_MAX_HANDLE_COUNT) < 65535UL)
  typedef UINT16 HANDLE;
#else
  typedef UINT32 HANDLE;
#endif

Description:

The HANDLE type is used to store handles for system objects. A handle is either a 16-bit or 32-bit positive integer. Its width depends on the maximum number of handles, defined by the ST_MAX_HANDLE_COUNT constant. If the count is less than 65,535, the handle size is 16-bit; otherwise, it is 32-bit.

Version:	1.0
Header file:	ST_Handle.h (include ST_API.h)
See also:	handle management, ST_MAX_HANDLE_COUNT, stHandleAlloc, stHandleRelease

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