Calling methods in a new thread

Okay, I am about to create a system which needs to calculate a lot of stuff with in loops within loops within loops ... :D
And as you all know there is the OP Limit of 300.000 MicroOps in WC3.
The problem now is that I hit this limit quite often. Now is my idea to avoid this limit by calling submethods within new threads.

I know that there's also the possibility to use 0-Timers but I don't really now how to handle their asynchrony...

Now I would like to know how to create loops or methods with their own thread to avoid hitting the OP-Limit.

He wanted to call methods not funcs ... but I'd say create a wrapper and call the method from it ... :P

You can just use .execute on the method

Can I make something like this:
or
without problems? Or do I have to manage a snychronisation? And if yes: How would I do it?

method.execute works the same as function.execute

I know that. But I always asks me if there isn't the problem that the next called function/method is called _before_ the executed function/method has finished. If this can't happen, everything is fine... but if it can happen, I would like to know how to manage a sequential processing of the functions/methods.

when you call .execute() it runs that code immediately then returns to the calling function.

Thanks a lot. I tested it myself, it seems to behave as you said.
That's great, now I can finish the system. Thanks to everyone here, especially to Vex for this possibility :)