If the function succeeds the return value will be the number of the threads set for work with the network
adapter, otherwise it will be 0. The default value is 1.
Description:
Use AdpGetThreadCount to check the number of the threads set for work with the network adapter.
1. Please note, that if ThreadCount is greater than 1, then
OnPacketReceive event handler also may be called by more than one
thread simultaneously.
2. For Windows 95/98/ME this property always is set to 2, because under these operation systems PSSDK
always uses 2 threads to increase performance of packets processing and asynchronous operations. The reason
is the internal architecture of these operation systems, that doesn't allow to use several CPUs on multi-CPU
systems.
3. If the ReceiveQueue property has been set before the network adapter
opening, then while executing the code in such operating systems as NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista the ThreadCount
will be greater than 1. This is due to the internal implementation of the
HNAdapter component in the operating systems mentioned above.
