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I found a good way to trigger system functions when changes occur in the components with ecs_query_changed and inserted filters. I have workable code for that. However it only runs in single threaded system. Primarily with ecs_query_changed(NULL, it). Apparently it works with ecs_query_changed(changeQuery, NULL).
I would like to run this function ecs_query_changed and ecs_query_skip in multi-thread so when I scale up my systems they can take full advantage of my 24 core cpu, or my 6 core cpu on my linux phone.
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Describe the problem you are trying to solve.
I found a good way to trigger system functions when changes occur in the components with ecs_query_changed and inserted filters. I have workable code for that. However it only runs in single threaded system. Primarily with
ecs_query_changed(NULL, it)
. Apparently it works withecs_query_changed(changeQuery, NULL)
.The error that spits out is:
Also
ecs_query_skip(it)
does not work in multi-threading. The error it spits out is:Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to run this function
ecs_query_changed
andecs_query_skip
in multi-thread so when I scale up my systems they can take full advantage of my 24 core cpu, or my 6 core cpu on my linux phone.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: