 mentioned, this will cause the event loop to run
in the thread which calls it), event-loop-block!, event-loop-quit!,
event-post!, event-loop-tasks, event-loop-add-read-watch!,
event-loop-add-write-watch!, event-loop-remove-read-watch!,
event-loop-remove-write-watch!, timeout-post! and timeout-remove!.  In
particular, event-post! allows worker threads to post an event to an
event loop, say with the result of a computation, so that the event
callback will execute in the event loop thread.
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