Creating a thread pool using boost

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I know an answer has been accepted, if you need this right now, and you can’t be bothered to write your own thread pool, you could try using boost asio io_service with a concurrency hint (i.e. how many threads it should run) and then post() stuff to this io_service… just an idea..

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