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[skypjack]

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[LiliumAtratum]

Thank you for settings this up! (and thank you for entt, obviously :) )
I will definitely keep an eye on this discussion as I am incorporating entt more and more in my code.
I find it much easier to reason about the logic of my program when it is expressed the the form of systems, some of which are pretty complex algorithms, with clearly defined dependencies (computed by previous systems) and otherwise nicely decoupled from the rest of the world.

[skypjack]

Thank you for using EnTT @LiliumAtratum and welcome here! 🙂

[MrJakobLaich]

does the discord server no longer exists?
(am on mobile right now and it just puts me into discord but doesn't open the usual "join this community" pop up)

[skypjack]

It exists, yeah, here we go.

[joviol]

Hello,

I would like to use the dispatcher in my new project but one of my need is to be able to dispatch events from different threads (tasks).
I was wondering if the dispatching / queuing is thread safe or if I should add some global synchronization aground calls to the dispatcher?

[skypjack]

Please, create an issue or (even better) a new discussion for this kind of questions. Thanks.