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Re your first question - you could create your variable number of threads and store each one in a container (eg a vector).

When you need all the data, you can do a join on each one - a for loop perhaps. See the answer to this questionthis question. It uses boost but the idea is similar.

Re your first question - you could create your variable number of threads and store each one in a container (eg a vector).

When you need all the data, you can do a join on each one - a for loop perhaps. See the answer to this question. It uses boost but the idea is similar.

Re your first question - you could create your variable number of threads and store each one in a container (eg a vector).

When you need all the data, you can do a join on each one - a for loop perhaps. See the answer to this question. It uses boost but the idea is similar.

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Re your first question - you could create your variable number of threads and store each one in a container (eg a vector).

When you need all the data, you can do a join on each one - a for loop perhaps. See the answer to this question. It uses boost but the idea is similar.