Attach lightweight C++11 event emitting and handling capabilities to your existing C++ classes.

• Compatible with GCC 4.7 and newer, Visual Studio 2013 (tested with RC) and Clang++ (with some multi-threading issues)
• Single header file that you can copy to your codebase
• Attach event handlers with lambda functions and construct very readable, elegant and concise code.
• Define new emitters with a DefineEventEmitter macro to use methods such as emitChatMessage, onChatMessage or use EventEmitter<Args> template to define an event emitting member with methods on, trigger.
• Leak-safe, uses shared pointers all over the place.
• Different classes for different uses.

• Events are immediately called upon trigger.
• sizeof(void*) overhead for non-initialized emitter and 3 * sizeof(void*) per each attached handler.
• Lightweight.

• Events are cached upon trigger and run when called runDeferred() or runAllDeferred(). Useful when a different thread is a producer of events but you want the handlers to run in another thread.
• Thread safe, mutex protected methods.

• Base EventEmitter functionality and DeferredEventEmitter compiled, the latter under defer instead of trigger.
• Utilities for waiting for events, getting future results as std::future, adding async handlers and general thread safety.

• Similiar to EventEmitter but dispatch events based on first argument, for example std::string.