What are thread pools in C++?

What are thread pools in C++?

Thread pools in C++ are a design pattern that manages a collection of worker threads for executing tasks concurrently.

How do I implement a thread pool in C++?

You can implement a thread pool by creating a class that maintains a queue of tasks and a fixed number of threads that execute these tasks.

What are the benefits of using a thread pool?

The benefits include reduced overhead from thread creation, better resource management, and improved performance for concurrent tasks.

Can you show me a simple example of a thread pool in C++?

Sure! Here's a basic example using std::thread and std::queue to manage tasks in a thread pool.