Enable thread_pool_impl users to add workers to the thread pool #487
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steven-johnson
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Nov 8, 2024
| @@ -108,12 +109,17 @@ class thread_pool_impl : public thread_pool { | |||
| task_id dequeue(task& t); | |||
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| // Constructs a thread pool with no worker threads. Use `run_worker` to enter a thread into the thread pool. | |||
| thread_pool_impl(); | |||
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Why not = default; ?
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Don't want it to be inline, a few objects with non-trivial constructors in this class.
This doesn't actually introduce any new code paths. It's using the new functionality itself for the default behavior. So all the existing thread pool tests are testing this. |
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