Hi,
sounds good. I just do not see, how to implement it easily. I don't want
to put the whole thread pool code into a template and hence in a header.
Maybe you have a Idea.
When we move to C++11, std::function may be the replacement for
callable. I haven't looked that deep into it to have actually plan, how
to improve cxxtools with C++11.
There are too many professional projects, which have not yet switched to
C++11. Or at least one: the one I'm working on at my day job.
Professionals tend not to change anything when not absolutely needed. We
have a old compiler (IBM xlc 9.0), which do not have C++11 support and I
can't see, how to change that.
Tommi
Am 09.10.2013 20:28, schrieb Leandro Santiago:
Hello to all.
Currently cxxtools::ThreadPool accepts only callable function/objects
which type is void and has no parameters.
I think it would be very useful if it was enough generic to support
other of callable objects.
It would be something like
ThreadPool<void(int,string)> pool(10);
Or
ThreadPool<void,int,string> pool(10);
So I could call:
pool.schedule(Function(do_something,20,"abcde"));
Does anyone else think it would be useful?
Thanks in advance.
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