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Asked: 2026-06-01T11:43:11+00:00

Would the simplest way to create a threadpool (or, at least obtain the code

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Would the simplest way to create a threadpool (or, at least obtain the code for a working one) be from C++11?

I have a problem accessing libraries from work, I am having problems getting hold of C++11 compiler. Would it be easier/harder finding a threadpool example from boost? I may be able to get the boost libraries installed. If not, I will have to try and find a way to get C++11 compiler.

(In case anybody is wondering why I am asking, I have VS2010 installed, but that has no C++11 and I cannot update cygwin due to work restrictions on TCP ports).

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  1. Editorial Team

    C++11 doesn’t have anything particular for thread pooling built in to it. I think you want Boost-based threadpool implementation.

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