History: EventManager,EventManager+,MultiManager <-- Current After 6.3.0 Versioning scheme was altered. A.0.0
Changelog starts at Version A.0.0
New in A.0.0
	Nothing really however a changelog will now be recorded!
	version.major.minor
New in A.1.0
	Changed: multi:newConnection(protect) method
		Changed the way you are able to interact with it by adding the __call metamethod
		Old usage:
		OnUpdate=multi:newConnection()
			OnUpdate:connect(function(...)
				print("Updating",...)
			end)
		OnUpdate:Fire(1,2,3)
		New usage: notice that connect is no longer needed! Both ways still work! and always will work :)
		OnUpdate=multi:newConnection()
			OnUpdate(function(...)
				print("Updating",...)
			end)
		OnUpdate:Fire(1,2,3)
New in A.2.0 (12/31/2016)
	Added:
		connectionobj.getConnection(name)
		returns a list of an instance (or instances) of a single connect made with connectionobj:connect(func,name) or connectionobj(func,name)
		if you can orginize data before hand you can route info to certain connections thus saving a lot of cpu time. NOTE: only one name per each connection... you can't have 2 of the same names in a dictonary... the last one will be used
	Changed: obj=multi:newConnection()
		obj:connect(func,name) and obj(func,name)
		Added the name argument to allow indexing specific connection objects... Useful when creating an async library
New in A.3.0 (1/29/2017)
	Added:
		Load detection!
		multi.threshold -- minimum amount of cycles that all mObjs should be allotted before the Manager is considered burdened. Defualt: 256
		multi.threstimed -- amount of time when counting the number of cycles, Greater gives a more accurate view of the load, but takes more time. Defualt: .001
		multi:setThreshold(n) -- method used to set multi.threshold
		multi:setThrestimed(n) -- method used to set multi.threstimed
		multi:getLoad() -- returns a number between 0 and 100
New in A.4.0 (3/20/2017)
	Added:
		multiobj:reallocate(ProcessObj) -- changes the parent process of an object
		ProcessObj:getController() -- returns the mThread so you can opperate on it like a multiobj
	Example1:
		require("multimanager") -- require the library
		int1=multi:newProcess() -- create a process
		int1.NAME="int1" -- give it a name for example purposes
		int2=multi:newProcess() -- create another process to reallocate
		int2.NAME="int2" -- name this a different name
		step=int1:newTStep(1,10) -- create a TStep so we can slowly see what is going on
		step:OnStep(function(p,s) -- connect to the onstep event
			print(p,s.Parent.NAME) -- print the position and process name
		end)
		step:OnEnd(function(s) -- when the step ends lets reallocate it to the other process
			if s.Parent.NAME=="int1" then -- lets only do this if it is in the int1 process
				s:reallocate(int2) -- send it to int2
				s:Reset() -- reset the object
			else
				print("We are done!")
				os.exit() -- end the program when int2 did its thing
			end
		end)
		int1:Start() -- start process 1
		int2:Start() -- start process 2
		multi:mainloop() -- start the main loop
	Fixed/Updated:
		queuer=multi:newQueuer([string: file])
		Alarms now preform as they should on a queuer
	Example2:
		int=multi:newQueuer()
		step=int:newTStep(1,10,1,.5)
		alarm=int:newAlarm(2)
		step2=int:newTStep(1,5,1,.5)
		step:OnStep(function(p,s)
			print(p)
		end)
		step2:OnStep(function(p,s)
			print(p,"!")
		end)
		alarm:OnRing(function(a)
			print("Ring1!!!")
		end)
		int:OnQueueCompleted(function(s)
			s:Pause()
			print("Done!")
			os.exit()
		end)
		int:Start()
		multi:mainloop()
New in A.4.1 (4/10/2017)
	Change:
		small change to the hold method to make it a bit more lightweight
		Using a timer instead of an alarm object!
	Limits to hold:
		cannot hold more than 1 object at a time, and doing so could cause a deadlock!
	Upcomming:
		Threaded objects wrapped in corutines, so you can hold/sleep without problems!