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Hans Hübner wrote:
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I'd say that the idea of a thread pool can be abandoned if it is not
useful, and it seems that it would not be useful. </pre>
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And don't forget to put in comments or other documentation<br>
explaining why this decision was made, so that future<br>
developers (a) won't spend time putting it in (or asking<br>
why it's not in), and (b) will understand why that decision<br>
was made, in case things change (e.g. thread creation<br>
turns out to be expensive under some new, unforseen<br>
circumstance).<br>
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-- Dan<br>
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