The JavaVM.AttachCurrentThread method is a function in the Java Native Interface (JNI) which is used to attach the current native thread to a Java Virtual Machine (JVM). When a native thread wants to call Java code, it needs to be attached to the JVM so that it can have access to the Java environment and execute Java code. This method allows the current native thread to attach itself to the JavaVM object, enabling it to call Java code and interact with Java objects from C++ or other native languages.
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