#include <schedulable.h>

Public Member Functions
template<typename F >
void	schedule (F &&f) const

template<typename F >
void	schedule (F &&f, ForceQueuingTag) const

Detailed Description

A class fullfilling the Schedulable concept that always invokes on a new thread. This can be used in place of ThreadPool or TaskSet with Futures at construction or through then.

Definition at line 98 of file schedulable.h.

Member Function Documentation

◆ schedule() [1/2]

template<typename F >

void dispenso::NewThreadInvoker::schedule ( F && f ) const

inline

Schedule a functor to be executed on a new thread.

Parameters

f	The functor to be executed. `f`'s signature must match void(). Best performance will come from passing lambdas, other concrete functors, or OnceFunction, but std::function or similarly type-erased objects will also work.

schedule hands back no handle, so threads still running when the process exits are joined automatically. Prefer synchronizing on completion yourself where you can: the automatic drain runs with the static destructors of whichever module called schedule, so it only runs early enough to help when that module is the executable. A process that reaches NewThreadInvoker solely from within shared libraries has no drain that beats process teardown.

Definition at line 116 of file schedulable.h.

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