On this page, the documentation says:
It is seldom necessary to maintain more than one script context at a time, with the only exceptions being when a script calls an application function that in turn calls another script before returning, and if multiple scripts are running in parallel.Try to avoid associating a unique context with each object that may need to call scripts. Instead keep a shared pool of contexts that can be requested by the objects on a need-to basis.
It sounds like that's what aslScriptEngine::RequestContext() and aslScriptEngine::ReturnContext() do for me, as convenience functions?
So if I have several scripts I'm wanting to run in parallel (not multithreaded, but with their execution being suspended and resumed at different times with their states needing to be preserved), can I just let AngelScript handle the pool of contexts for me using the two above functions?
