Add init_fun to vespalib::Thread too to figure out what the thread is used for.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/vbench/src/tests/dispatcher/dispatcher_test.cpp b/vbench/src/tests/dispatcher/dispatcher_test.cpp
index b2c002e3e50..99b57669120 100644
--- a/vbench/src/tests/dispatcher/dispatcher_test.cpp
+++ b/vbench/src/tests/dispatcher/dispatcher_test.cpp
@@ -17,6 +17,9 @@ struct Fetcher : public vespalib::Runnable {
     void run() override { handler.handle(provider.provide()); }
 };
 
+VESPA_THREAD_STACK_TAG(fetcher1_executor);
+VESPA_THREAD_STACK_TAG(fetcher2_executor);
+
 TEST("dispatcher") {
     MyHandler dropped;
     MyHandler handler1;
@@ -24,8 +27,8 @@ TEST("dispatcher") {
     Dispatcher<int> dispatcher(dropped);
     Fetcher fetcher1(dispatcher, handler1);
     Fetcher fetcher2(dispatcher, handler2);
-    vespalib::Thread thread1(fetcher1);
-    vespalib::Thread thread2(fetcher2);
+    vespalib::Thread thread1(fetcher1, fetcher1_executor);
+    vespalib::Thread thread2(fetcher2, fetcher2_executor);
     thread1.start();
     EXPECT_TRUE(dispatcher.waitForThreads(1, 512));
     thread2.start();