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(1) sounds like a pretty typical use for locks, or just a single callback queue.

(2) ROS doesn't natively support callback preemption. If you want it, you'll have to build it yourself. This probably means having a few locks or mutexes and inserting preemption points into your callback, where it can abort early if there's another callback waiting.

(3) Do it in C++

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