I m using a boost::thread_group instance to handle a limited number of
threads. When the thread_group reach a defined size, I cal join_all() on
it and I wonder how I could clear it without having to keep a pointer to
its threads and call remove_thread() for each one. I thought about
destruct th thread_group instance but I m not sure it's a good idea, so
any advice is welcome.
Regards
Axel
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> I m using a boost::thread_group instance to handle a limited number of
> threads. When the thread_group reach a defined size, I cal join_all() on
> it and I wonder how I could clear it without having to keep a pointer to
> its threads and call remove_thread() for each one. I thought about
> destruct th thread_group instance but I m not sure it's a good idea, so
> any advice is welcome.
You're right that there is not currently a way to do this, other than keep
track of all the threads in the thread group separately, and then remove
them. It might be worth extending thread_group to handle this.
Anthony
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