Hi Kenton, thanks for the response.
I'm currently trying to use an EventPort for fetching jobs from a shared
queue.
The problem is that once a job is completed I have no way to return to the
caller thread.
I read from another discussion about newCrossThreadPromiseAndFulfiller, this
would be
Hi Alessandro,
KJ doesn't currently have any built-in thread pool implementation. The KJ
async / Promise framework is centered around single-threaded event loops,
so probably isn't what you're looking for.
I guess if I were implementing this I'd write a class that creates threads
using
Hi there,
I'm trying to implement a pool thread executor using KJ.
I mean an executor that has a list of threads and sends the job to the
"most empty" one.
Or better, when a thread finish his job (or it is blocked by an IO) it
automatically pick the next job from the executor.
I looked up
