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progschj / ThreadPool

A simple C++11 Thread Pool implementation
zlib License
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Is anyone willing to maintain this for the long term? The author seems to have given up #97

Closed Smalldy closed 2 years ago

Smalldy commented 2 years ago

Is anyone willing to maintain this for the long term? The author seems to have given up

wolframroesler commented 2 years ago

Or just gone on vacation for a while. Patience is a virtue. FWIW, if you're looking for a cmake file you can have a look at my fork, which also comes with a demo program and some more documentation (which I wrote for a talk I did some time ago): https://github.com/wolframroesler/ThreadPool

progschj commented 2 years ago

I guess I am neglecting this but. But the reason why I don't "maintain" it is because there isn't much to maintain in my opinion. It does what it was meant to do at the time (be a minimal C++11 threadpool to base stuff on). Some of the C++17 issues (result_of) are a bit awkward since they are the "correct" thing to do in C++11 but then got deprecated later.

I never added or merged any features because the whole point of this repo to me was to have a baseline with minimal functionality that would be easy to add on to.