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Hello, I have a cleaner C++11 fastdelegate implementation that may interest you.

It supports any kind of function, lambdas, capturing lambdas and mutable lambdas. It's also a drop-in replacement for std::function.

I've benchmarked it and it beats std::function in every instance. For global and member function calls (non-lambda), clang++ completely inlines the call.

So, just thought you may be interested in it. Feel free to use it as you want, and if you manage to improve it, let me know :)

Hi,

Firstly, I'm sorry as this is not a real issue, but more like a request for more examples (and perhaps a few tutorials along the way).
I'm planning to use your Wink-Signals in my small game engine. While more tutorials and examples are definitely most welcomed for noobs like me, I would like to take this chance to learn a thing or two about the best practices in implementing/using signal/slot system like yours. I have done simple tutorials using your Wink-Signals with no problem, but having an issue with how to actually structure it in a game engine using event manager.
How should event manager classes be structured if I want to realize a signal/slot system that would be automatically registered and disconnected via inheritance, and also to have a method for example onMouseClicked or onTouchBegan(), using your Wink-Signals system? Basically What I'm trying to do is to extend SDL event to be processed using your Wink-Signals system.

Thank you.

I was thinking is possible to add signal group / order, like boost, to order signal handlers.

In this blogpost: https://miguelmartin75.wordpress.com/2013/02/03/fast-c-template-event-system-queues-and-immediate-events/ which I assume is yours, you point to the url https://github.com/dysfictional/Wink-Signals instead of https://github.com/miguelmartin75/Wink-Signals