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Performance and speed with win32 events

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pointertowhat

pointertowhat

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Jan 13, 2009
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I'm writing a bit of code that uses win32 events quite a lot. I've been told that this introduces a lot of overhead and can be quite slow but I can't find any definative information on this. Does anyone have any opinions or information regarding overhead/performance when using events?
 
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