29// If you have a compile-time error here regarding matching operator<(), then it is possible that the type you are attempting to transfer into the thread_pool does not have an operator<() member declared, because you might be using a pool_traits::prioritised_queue in the thread_pool, which requires it.
71// If you have a compile-time error here regarding matching operator<(), then it is possible that the type you are attempting to transfer into the thread_pool does not have an operator<() member declared, because you might be using a pool_traits::prioritised_queue in the thread_pool, which requires it.
113// If you have a compile-time error here regarding matching operator<(), then it is possible that the type you are attempting to transfer into the thread_pool does not have an operator<() member declared, because you might be using a pool_traits::prioritised_queue in the thread_pool, which requires it.
167// If you have a compile-time error here regarding matching operator<(), then it is possible that the type you are attempting to transfer into the thread_pool does not have an operator<() member declared, because you might be using a pool_traits::prioritised_queue in the thread_pool, which requires it.
221// If you have a compile-time error here regarding matching operator<(), then it is possible that the type you are attempting to transfer into the thread_pool does not have an operator<() member declared, because you might be using a pool_traits::prioritised_queue in the thread_pool, which requires it.
275// If you have a compile-time error here regarding matching operator<(), then it is possible that the type you are attempting to transfer into the thread_pool does not have an operator<() member declared, because you might be using a pool_traits::prioritised_queue in the thread_pool, which requires it.