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| RTMAX yd RTMAX Ƞ Оerating Systems assigments. All of them are password protected, so that there will be no cheating next year | ||||||
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| + MD5:: 9 P= =p= 0- 9 H- T-<- R ! (< * <- MD5:: i Digest::Perl::MD5 ! hh`4 50 0;A 0;= |  |
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| Includes 10 C programs that deal with the differences between process created with fork(), and POSIX threads. | ||||||
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| Synchronization Mutual Exclusion |
Synchronization problems solved using UNIX primitives. Includes 4 simple C programs, a Turing program , and different versions of multiping. | |||||
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| PUMBAA | Implementation of a user-level threads package. | |||||
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| Application/Kernel
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Extends the code in the previous assignment to more accurately emulate the operation of an operating system kernel, where the kernel and user-level code run in different address spaces. | |||||
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| Message Passing | Extends the code in the previous assignment to add message passing capabilities. Specifically, adds additional library functions that enable threads to send and receive messages to and from any other thread. | |||||
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