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ThreadSchedule 3.0.0
Modern C++ thread management library
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Structured concurrency via task_group.
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| struct | threadschedule::detail::task_group_has_current_worker_query< Pool, typename > |
| struct | threadschedule::detail::task_group_has_current_worker_query< Pool, std::void_t< decltype(std::declval< Pool const & >().is_current_worker())> > |
| class | threadschedule::advanced::task_group< Pool > |
| Scoped task group that ensures all submitted work completes before the group is destroyed. More... | |
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| namespace | threadschedule |
| namespace | threadschedule::detail |
| Aggregates multiple thread_registry_backend instances into a single queryable view. | |
| namespace | threadschedule::advanced |
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| auto | threadschedule::detail::task_group_is_current_worker (Pool const &pool) noexcept -> bool |
Structured concurrency via task_group.
A task_group ties a set of tasks to a scope: all submitted tasks, including child tasks submitted to the same group by tracked tasks, are guaranteed to complete before wait() returns (or the destructor runs). This eliminates dangling-future bugs and makes exception propagation deterministic.
Definition in file task_group.hpp.