I notice you're using interfaces to do your handlers, and (forgive me if i'm reading this wrong) casting those interfaces to a specific "type" of function before invoking them.
That seems like it would be inefficient in performance-critical code like a worker system. Have you considered using typed-functions and function pointers to accomplish a similar approach?
That said, I could easily be missing something in the design, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
That seems like it would be inefficient in performance-critical code like a worker system. Have you considered using typed-functions and function pointers to accomplish a similar approach?
That said, I could easily be missing something in the design, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.