I just finished my current project, so I have just been looking back at how I used things like AngelScript, and thinking about what might be a better approach for other projects. My engine was single threaded. During each pass through the engine''s update loop, I would ExecuteStep on each script that was running. That made it so each script essentially ran concurrently. I actually called ExecuteStep on each script a bunch of times during each pass, just so it would speed up their execution. My question is, how does everyone else deal with integrating AngelScript with their project? I was thinking about how multithreading with AS might work. I''m sure that I would need to protect the call to asIScriptEngine::CreateContext with some form of critical section, but can two contexts be running in seperate threads without crashing AS?

In my project I have no need for concurrent scripts as they are not attached to individual game objects. As such my script usage is rather basic - during initialisation the script registers what callbacks it wants to receive (input, timers, etc...), and then on those events the registered script function is called.

- Xavier