On May 8, 2015, at 1:51 PM, Carl Hoefs <[email protected]> wrote:
> I need to limit a GCD concurrent queue to a specific number of concurrently
> executing tasks (less than the number of cores available).
> I was hoping an API like the following might be lurking around somewhere:
>
> gcdConcQueue = dispatch_queue_create("GCDConcQueue",
> DISPATCH_QUEUE_CONCURRENT, 16);
>
> in which the queue manages itself behind the scenes.
> Would this make sense as an API enhancement?
Anything you think would be useful makes sense for an enhancement request.
Whether Apple finds it worth doing is a different question.
> Am I overlooking something obvious?
You should use an NSOperationQueue. You can set its
maxConcurrentOperationCount. You can add blocks to it using
-addOperationWithBlock: or by instantiating NSBlockOperation objects and adding
those with -addOperation:.
Regards,
Ken
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