rustHow to count threads in Rust?
Threads in Rust can be counted using the thread::active_count() function from the std::thread module. This function returns the number of currently active threads in the current thread's thread pool.
use std::thread;
fn main() {
let thread_count = thread::active_count();
println!("Number of active threads: {}", thread_count);
}
Output example
Number of active threads: 1
The code above does the following:
- Imports the
std::threadmodule withuse std::thread; - Calls the
thread::active_count()function to get the number of active threads - Prints the number of active threads with
println!
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