I have been meaning to ask: how did you find this library? Is it somewhat 
known, or did you just google for it?


What I am wondering is whether this library has many users. It has not been 
updated for 2 years.


THere is some maybe interesting reading here:
https://medium.com/@julienjorge/testing-c-signal-slot-libraries-1994eb120826
(I have not read it yet).


Thanks, I've checked this article and the benchmark in the last link there.

Of course it is no as popular as boost::signals2, but it is definitely somewhat known. I've chosen from several alternatives (including from linked article) only ones that are multi-threaded, support C++11 (not 14 and 17), have signals2 compatible interface, have good commented code and preferably only one header file. It is really only this library is acceptable by these criteria. Or there are better variants?

Yuriy
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