Even outside of UI, use-from-one-thread-only is perfectly valid and acceptable. The issue at that point is with the tools (e.g. C), not the API. If the API prov

Even outside of UI, use-from-one-thread-only is perfectly valid and acceptable. The issue at that point is with the tools (e.g. C), not the API. If the API provides thread-safe entry points, that's because it is taking on the responsibility of synchronizing. Maybe that's fine for a particular API, but it shouldn't be expected for everything. It's an added layer of complexity, hidden from the programmer, so expect it to be absent in more optimized cases.