thread_pool_using_C
Creating threads can be quite expensive. Typically each thread is going to do essentially the same thing so it’s good to keep reusing them. Threads are actually quite heavy and creating or destroying threads takes time away from what you’re trying to accomplish. Another benefit of thread pools is they keep the system from becoming overloaded. They allow a limit to the number of threads and tasks are queued and only run when a thread is available.
How to download and setup thread_pool_using_C
Open terminal and run command
git clone https://github.com/Omkar-Darekar/thread_pool_using_C.git
git clone is used to create a copy or clone of thread_pool_using_C repositories.
You pass git clone a repository URL. it supports a few different network protocols and corresponding URL formats.
Also you may download zip file with thread_pool_using_C https://github.com/Omkar-Darekar/thread_pool_using_C/archive/master.zip
Or simply clone thread_pool_using_C with SSH
[email protected]:Omkar-Darekar/thread_pool_using_C.git
If you have some problems with thread_pool_using_C
You may open issue on thread_pool_using_C support forum (system) here: https://github.com/Omkar-Darekar/thread_pool_using_C/issuesSimilar to thread_pool_using_C repositories
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