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class | jmmcg::ppd::pool::thread_types::steal< generic_traits::return_data::nonjoinable, thread_os_traits< generic_traits::MS_Win32, sequential_mode >, WQ > |
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class | jmmcg::ppd::pool::thread_types::steal< generic_traits::return_data::nonjoinable, thread_os_traits< generic_traits::MS_Win32, heavyweight_threading >, WQ > |
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class | jmmcg::ppd::pool::thread_types::slave< generic_traits::return_data::nonjoinable, thread_os_traits< generic_traits::MS_Win32, sequential_mode >, WQ > |
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class | jmmcg::ppd::pool::thread_types::slave< generic_traits::return_data::nonjoinable, thread_os_traits< generic_traits::MS_Win32, heavyweight_threading >, WQ > |
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class | jmmcg::ppd::pool::thread_types::steal< generic_traits::return_data::joinable, thread_os_traits< generic_traits::MS_Win32, sequential_mode >, WQ > |
| You can report back exceptions from this thread wrapper type. Oh - and make sure you construct the execution context too (because you get the exceptions through that type). More...
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class | jmmcg::ppd::pool::thread_types::steal< generic_traits::return_data::joinable, thread_os_traits< generic_traits::MS_Win32, heavyweight_threading >, WQ > |
| You can report back exceptions from this thread wrapper type. Oh - and make sure you construct the execution context too (because you get the exceptions through that type). More...
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class | jmmcg::ppd::pool::thread_types::slave< generic_traits::return_data::joinable, thread_os_traits< generic_traits::MS_Win32, sequential_mode >, WQ > |
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class | jmmcg::ppd::pool::thread_types::slave< generic_traits::return_data::joinable, thread_os_traits< generic_traits::MS_Win32, heavyweight_threading >, WQ > |
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