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                                            Jan Niklas Hasse

changing the type of task queue from queue<function<void()>> to queue<packaged_task<void()>>

Wow, this really works! I would have though that a `packaged_task` couldn't be moved into a `packaged_task`. Are there any disadvantages?

it would be nice to add a query method to see if any workers are hot

You can check this by calling `.wait_for(chrono::seconds(0))` on the futures and see for how many it doesn't return `std::future_status::ready`.

Nothing happening, last update 3 years ago.

I've created a fork a while ago: https://github.com/jhasse/poly2tri It's also not that active, but there are a few more commits.

Fix compiler warnings

Check out my fork where these issues have been fixed: https://github.com/jhasse/poly2tri

Fix compiler warnings

> Did you try to submit your fork as PR? Not yet, because the last time I've checked this repository look abandoned. But that seems to have changed two weeks...

#pragma once on Linux Clang fails on random files, but deterministic

Does this happen with both GCC and Clang?

#pragma once on Linux Clang fails on random files, but deterministic

For me too. I also think that it started to happen in a recent clang version.

Constructor attribute is only working correctly in gcc

Is all this hassle really worth it just that we don't have to write ```cpp int main(int argc, char** argv) { return boost::ut::cfg_main(&argc, &argv); } ``` ? This would fix...

Feature: basic cmd line interface to execute/exclude single tests and suites

IMHO having to manually pass argc and argv to `boost::ut::cfg` would be better than black magic like `__attribute__((constructor))`.

Feature: basic cmd line interface to execute/exclude single tests and suites

Thanks for proposing the cmd line options. For me a simple interface which addresses > 1. execution of a single tests, individual or sub-sets of suites > 2. exclusion of...