Hey everyone!
I have a library that does some heavy tasks that would block the main progress
if I made it a blocking method. But I would like to go with a event-driven
method, but I havent found out how these are written in C++. Here is what Id
like to see in JS side:
var task = require(...).myTaskCreator(...);
task.on(...);
Especially the .on() kind of thing would be very interesting.
Further, I think I will let my library ran off in a separate process, using
TinyThreads++ as my thread abstraction.
But... What things do I need in order to create/use an EventEmitter in C++?
From what I can imagine is, that I have to export a function that creates the
event emitter and feeds the worker-thread the information...via a struct or
alike. But how do I emit events then?
Hope you can understand what I am trying to say ^^;
Kind regards, Ingwie
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