Major refactor of job system and memory allocator:
- Replaced threadIndex with preferLocal for scheduling
- Switched local queues to SPMCQueue for better performance
- Introduced lock-free JobEdge pool for dependencies
- Removed remainingBatches; use ref counting for completion
- Updated all scheduling APIs and tests to new model
- Optimized FreeList struct sizes and block management
- Added allocation benchmarks
- Disabled OwnershipTransferAnalyzer temporarily
- Bumped assembly versions
Replaces unsafe pointer-based job data with JobDataPool<T> and ConcurrentSlotMap<T> for safer, type-safe management. JobInfo now references job data by (dataID, dataGeneration). JobExecutor and JobScheduler updated to use the new pool-based approach, requiring T : struct. Removed FreeList and pointer logic. WorkerThread now uses reference counting to prevent use-after-free. Updated all scheduling APIs and benchmarks to match new signatures. Improved documentation and inlining. Bumped assembly version to 3.0.0 due to breaking changes.
- Refactored JobExecutionContext to use init-only properties and added State and SelfHandle for richer context.
- Updated JobInfo field layout for clarity and memory alignment.
- JobScheduler now accepts and exposes an optional state object, passed to each job context.
- Improved memory management by using _freeList for allocations and disposal.
- WorkerThread and benchmarks updated to use new JobExecutionContext pattern.
- Bumped version to 1.6.1 and performed minor code cleanup.
Major breaking change: job interfaces now use JobExecutionContext
instead of threadIndex, enabling thread-aware and dynamic job
dispatching. Updated all job system, SPMD, and test code to match.
Collections improved with new methods and clearer enumerators.
Renamed IJobScheduler.WaitComplete to Wait. Incremented project
versions. Includes bug fixes, documentation, and style updates.
- Add new SPMD SIMD math project with scalar/vector lanes
- Integrate SPMD jobs and scheduling into job system
- Implement lock-free job dependency management
- Update math functions for .NET 10 and SIMD performance
- Add SPMD benchmarks, compress-store tests, and race tests
- Introduce generic Result<T> error handling utilities
- Solution/project file updates and code cleanup
