cppThreadPool class
Summary: This is a simple RAII pool of threads. It's important to note that this class will only work with void signatures. If you want to use any other return type this class must be enhanced or extended (heavily) since this class is unaware of any returns. It would be a good idea to make this generic one day to process a broader range of function signatures.
Usage: To use this class, declare a ThreadPool and either pass in the number of threads you want to utilize or allow the class to self-determine the number (which will default to the number of hardware threads). Adding jobs to the class requires you to bind functions and pass them in as R-values. This allows the container to have ownership over the call and move any caller resources. To stop the pool, use the kill() method. This will simply flip our daemon flag and notify all threads to exit. The caller will have to be careful here since if you kill the threads it doesn't stop the user from adding jobs to the queue. They'll just never be processed it wouldn't be immediately apparent that class has stopped processing (use the bAlive flag to check if need be).