nativehandle
NativeHandle is a term commonly used in the context of software development, particularly in programming languages and frameworks that interact with operating system resources. It refers to a low-level handle or identifier that is used to reference an operating system object, such as a file, window, or process. These handles are typically provided by the operating system and are used by applications to perform operations on these objects.
In many programming languages and libraries, NativeHandle is used to bridge the gap between high-level abstractions
The use of NativeHandle allows developers to leverage the full power of the operating system while maintaining
In summary, NativeHandle is a fundamental concept in system programming, representing a low-level reference to an