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C++ internals for software engineer role
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Module 11
Project: Building a C++ Thread Pool - Core Implementation
1
Designing a Clean Thread Pool API
Define a clean public API for a thread pool, including methods for task submission and shutdown.
2
Internal Architecture Design
Design the internal architecture, identifying key components like the task queue, worker threads, and synchronization primitives.
3
Building a Thread-Safe Blocking Queue
Implement a thread-safe, blocking queue using `std::mutex` and `std::condition_variable` for tasks.
4
Worker Thread Implementation
Implement the worker thread logic, including the main loop for fetching and executing tasks from the queue.
5
Handling Tasks with Return Values: `std::packaged_task`
Integrate `std::packaged_task` or a similar mechanism to handle tasks with return values.
6
Retrieving Task Results with `std::future`
Use `std::future` to provide a mechanism for clients to retrieve results from submitted tasks.
7
Graceful Shutdown with Task Completion
Implement a graceful shutdown mechanism that waits for pending tasks to complete.
8
Unit Testing Thread-Safe Queues and Task Submission
Set up a testing framework (e.g., Google Test) and write unit tests for the thread-safe queue and task submission.
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