The enqueue function returns the number of items in the work queue#1
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| cond.notify_one(); | ||
| } | ||
| return; | ||
| return count; |
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Isn't this a bit misleading ? If you enqueue from the queue you are going to get 0. Why not always return work_queue.size() ?
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I didn't want to take the lock to get the count. It also make sense because the operations are performed immediately and they are not inserted into the queue.
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