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## External events
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Since a lot of external events may occur which originate from the OS in some way, we require an additional class called ```EventPort```.
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You can create your async context by calling ```setupAsyncIo()```.
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This creates an ```EventLoop``` as well, so only the ```WaitScope``` has to be created afterwards to activate these classes.
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You can create your async context by calling ```setupAsyncIo()``` which creates this OS dependent ```EventPort``` for you.
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Only the ```WaitScope``` has to be created afterwards to these classes active on the current thread.
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Most of the times you want to create the ```AsyncIoContext``` on the main thread while in the future other threads can or should have a custom implementation
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of ```EventPort``` to allow for external events arriving for these threads as well. External means outside of that thread.
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of ```EventPort``` to allow for external events arriving for these threads as well. In the context of threads external means outside of the mentioned thread.
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Cross-Thread communication currently is done differently though due to missing features. Either by implementing your own thread-safe data transfer or using
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the network features to communicate across threads.
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Cross-Thread communication currently is implemented differently due to missing features. It is done either by implementing your own thread-safe data
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transfer or using the network features to communicate across threads.
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# Schema Structure
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