Description: The thread pool is a multithreaded processing form that adds tasks to the queue and then starts the tasks automatically after the thread is created. Thread pool threads are background threads. Each thread USES the default stack size and runs in the default priority, and in a multithreaded unit. If a thread idle in managed code (e.g., is waiting for an event), the thread pool will insert another auxiliary thread to all processors keep busy. If all the thread pool threads are always busy, but the queue contains suspended work, the thread pool will be in after a period of time to create another auxiliary thread but the number of threads is never more than the maximum value. More than the maximum value of thread can line up, but they want to wait until after the completion of the other threads to start
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