Reuzel – A tiny C++ thread pool
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Re: Reuzel – A tiny C++ thread pool
#2The C++11 thread library (http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/thread) is at least not insane, and at best you might even like it. In my view it's certainly a better bet than pthreads, because it runs on Windows too.
Re: Reuzel – A tiny C++ thread pool
#3The C++11 thread library ( http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/thread ) is at least not insane, and at best you might even like it. In my view it's certainly a better bet than pthreads, because it runs on Windows too.
Indeed, it's portable and part of the standard. Personally I'm a big fan of this implementation: https://github.com/progschj/ThreadPool/
Re: Reuzel – A tiny C++ thread pool
#4PSA: Please don't do stuff like this in header files:
using std::string;
It's not cool to impose that decision on clients of the library.
Re: Reuzel – A tiny C++ thread pool
#5The C++11 thread library ( http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/thread ) is at least not insane, and at best you might even like it. In my view it's certainly a better bet than pthreads, because it runs on Windows too.
Indeed, it's portable and part of the standard. Personally I'm a big fan of this implementation: https://github.com/progschj/ThreadPool/
Thanks, this looks a lot better than the one in the subject.
Re: Reuzel – A tiny C++ thread pool
#6Another simpleapproach to exception handling (beyond calling abort) is to allow an exception callback to be registered. This can allow appropriate diagnostic logging, and/or compensation
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#8What does this library offer over std::async?
Re: Reuzel – A tiny C++ thread pool
#9The C++11 thread library ( http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/thread ) is at least not insane, and at best you might even like it. In my view it's certainly a better bet than pthreads, because it runs on Windows too.
I just finished going through this book: https://www.amazon.com/C-Concurrency-Action-Practical-Multit...
Talks in-depth about the thread library and also other C++11 features that made it possible. Highly recommended.
Re: Reuzel – A tiny C++ thread pool
#10PSA: Please don't do stuff like this in header files: using std::string; It's not cool to impose that decision on clients of the library.
Note that this is not the same as "using namespace std;" since you are only exporting the namespace std::string.
This should almost always be ok since no sane programmer should ever name their class string in the namespace of std.
As a developer, I wouldn't feel too bad about causing namespace conflicts in this manner because hopefully it will suggest to the maintainer that their class name is a poor choice.