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What happens if an already signaled event is signaled again?

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What happens if an already signaled event is signaled again?

Signaling an already signaled event has no effect at all.
If an event gets signaled the consumer of the event will reset the signal automaticly by consuming the event, if the event is an "auto-reset-event" (default).
If the event is created by KS_createEvent with the flag KSF_MANUAL_RESET it will not become an "auto-reset-event".
In this case the consuming of the event will not reset the signal, which has to be done by a call to KS_resetEvent.
This allows for multiple consumers to react to the event.

Will you still use 32-bit Windows as target plattform in the future?

No, only 64-bit Windows Yes, but only occasionally Yes, until the end of this year Yes, until Microsoft definitely ends support for Windows 10 Yes, we intend to use 32-bit Windows for a long time