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Hello Mr. Bergner,
I am a student and i'm writing a thesis about a somewhat similar topic. It originated from property bindings and shifted to reactive programming the more i knew about the topic and the goal i had.

I try to find a super fast library, that allows programmers to set up connected functions that will always have the true results on their outputs if ever one of the inputs changes. But it must also allow multiple outputs. Most librarys only allow one output. Which has the flaw of not allowing multiple operations on a vector for exaple in one go that could generate multiple "specs" of the vector, like max, min and average value.

Your talk that i found on youtube gives quite an impressive insight, what is possible with todays C++.
Unfortunately i'm not yet that knowledgeable in the new C++17 standard, which makes it hard for me to understand some of the compile errors i am getting.

Since i can't find an explanation about the minimal requirements or the sucessfull tested compilers i unfortunately can't test this library out.

Maybe you can state on your project's readme what you have used to compile it?