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The client pool is used to create the desired number of client instanceswhich are accessible in a thread safe fashion.
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The client pool is used to create the desired number of client instances which are accessible in a thread safe fashion.
Different threads can assign a task to the pool, by calling the
::runmethod; this is a method that accepts a callback with a signature<Ret(client *)>whereRetis any type. Inside that callback, the provided client is accessed in a thread safe manner.Selection of an idle client from the pool is done in a round robin fashion and will wait to find an idle "worker" when all clients in the pool are busy.
Also added an example.