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Dies entt make use of multiple CPU cores? |
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Well, it's like asking if a vector does mt by default. No, it does not, you can use it in a mt context but the vector on itself does nothing because it's just a container. The same is true for EnTT. It's mostly a container. It doesn't try to take over you loop, your code, your systems, your scheduling, whatever. It offers all you need to do this but it's up to you to design your code the way you like, without having to stick with a model imposed by a library. |
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Thank you for the answer. I was just looking at different ecs frameworks, like Flecs for example, and it doe's offer turning on multithreading with 1 line of code, If I am ok with Default way, it handles it. |
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Sure thing. If you are ok with something, just go with it. I don't see the problem. 🤷♂️ |
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Well, it's like asking if a vector does mt by default. No, it does not, you can use it in a mt context but the vector on itself does nothing because it's just a container. The same is true for EnTT. It's mostly a container. It doesn't try to take over you loop, your code, your systems, your scheduling, whatever. It offers all you need to do this but it's up to you to design your code the way you like, without having to stick with a model imposed by a library.