In the main they are references to internal B4PPC objects and are not necessarily the same in an optimised compiled app as in a legacy/IDE app.
I will leave it to Erel to list them all if he wants to make them public but in the main they are useful only for esoteric purposes and require an understanding of what is going on inside the B4PPC environment. The new B4PObject(6) provides access to Exception data and I use B4PObject(1) in my Threading library together with the .NET Reflection capability to access the code (optimised compiled apps only) for individual Subs that are used as Threads.
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