willp

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone would mind doing a quick accuracy/fact check and code review of my thread pool implementation for a new blog post. I've tested the code itself, so know it compiles and executes appropriately, but wanted to be sure there's nothing completely awful or incorrect that I'm doing in my implementation before I open the post publicly and spread misinformation.

The post can be found here, and the password is "threadpool" without quotes.

If this isn't an appropriate sub for this, let me know and I will delete this post.

Thanks!

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Link

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Link

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