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Asked: 2026-05-13T10:07:00+00:00

I am writing an optimazation algorithm which creates about 100 threads. Currently, I start

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I am writing an optimazation algorithm which creates about 100 threads. Currently, I start them all at one time (for-loop) and after that I tell every thread that it should join().

My problem is now that each thread uses to much memory so the heap space exception won’t take long. I want some kind of scheduling but don’t know how to implement it.

I have something like this in mind: start 10 threads and every time one of these finishes start a new one. So that there are allways running 10 threads at a time until no thread is left.

Has someone an idea or knows how to realize something like this?

Thank you very much and regards from Cologne

Marco

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  1. Editorial Team

    Consider the number of cores in the machine you will be using. Performance will be best if the number of threads you normally have running equals the number of cores. As KLE says, use a thread pool.

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