---
name: "_KERNEL32_88"
section: "3w"
platform: "linux"
package: "wine-doc"
version: "0.0.980315-1"
release: "Debian 2.0 (Hamm)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/_KERNEL32_88"
---

# \_KERNEL32\_88(3w)

\_KERNEL32\_88

## NAME

\_KERNEL32\_88 - \_KERNEL32\_88

## SYNOPSIS

**DWORD \_KERNEL32\_88**\
 **(**\
\
 	**DWORD nr,**\
\
 	**DWORD flags,**\
\
 	**FARPROC32 fun,**\
\
 	**...**\
 **);**

## DESCRIPTION

One of the real thunking functions. This one seems to be for 32\<-\>32 thunks. It should probably be capable of crossing processboundaries.

And YES, I've seen nr=48 (somewhere in the Win95 32\<-\>16 OLE coupling) \[ok\].

## SEE ALSO

[FT\_PrologPrime(3w)](/FT_PrologPrime/3w.md), [QT\_Thunk(3w)](/QT_Thunk/3w.md), [WOWCallback16(3w)](/WOWCallback16/3w.md), [WOWCallback16Ex(3w)](/WOWCallback16Ex/3w.md), [\_KERNEL32\_52(3w)](/_KERNEL32_52/3w.md), [\_KERNEL32\_43(3w)](/_KERNEL32_43/3w.md), [\_KERNEL32\_45(3w)](/_KERNEL32_45/3w.md), [\_KERNEL32\_40(3w)](/_KERNEL32_40/3w.md), [\_KERNEL32\_41(3w)](/_KERNEL32_41/3w.md), [\_KERNEL32\_90(3w)](/_KERNEL32_90/3w.md), [\_KERNEL32\_46(3w)](/_KERNEL32_46/3w.md), [\_KERNEL32\_87(3w)](/_KERNEL32_87/3w.md), [\_KERNEL\_619(3w)](/_KERNEL_619/3w.md), [AllocSLCallback(3w)](/AllocSLCallback/3w.md), [\_KERNEL\_358(3w)](/_KERNEL_358/3w.md), [\_KERNEL\_359(3w)](/_KERNEL_359/3w.md), [\_KERNEL\_471(3w)](/_KERNEL_471/3w.md), [\_KERNEL\_472(3w)](/_KERNEL_472/3w.md), [KERNEL\_431(3w)](/KERNEL_431/3w.md)