Linux thread pool usage code !!!

cht20044

I recently looked at the technology of the Linux thread pool
Many articles say that "implementing a universal thread pool framework consists of five important parts: CThreadManage, CThreadPool, CThread, CJob, and CWorkerThread. In addition, the framework also includes the classes CThreadMutex and CCondition for thread synchronization."

Are the definitions of these classes custom or refer to that system header file? Didn't figure it out ?!

Which brother Taiwan has this code, let me show it, thank you !!!

tom0212

Is it from that library?
Simple pool can write one by itself, it is not difficult

zyb10203

Write the thread yourself, it's relatively simple
General-purpose ones are generally difficult to handle

may0322

Self-defined

The thread pool controls the number of threads
It is to control the maximum number of threads at a time,

When the number of threads reaches the maximum, the creation of threads will be blocked until a thread finishes its work and exits.