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A system has n resources R 0 ,..., R n-1 , and k processes P 0 ,.....P k-1 . The implementation of the resource
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A system has <math>n</math> resources <math>R 0 ,..., R n-1</math> , and <math>k</math> processes <math>P 0 ,.....P k-1</math> . The implementation of the resource
request logic of each process P i . is as follows:
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request logic of each process <math>P i</math> . is as follows:
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<syntaxhighlight lang="c">
 
if (i% 2==0) {
 
if (i% 2==0) {
if (i<n) request R i ;
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  if (i<n) request R i ;
if (i+2<n)request R i+2 ;
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  if (i+2<n)request R i+2 ;
 
}
 
}
 
else {
 
else {
if (i<n) request R n-i ;
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  if (i<n) request R n-i ;
if (i+2<n)request R n-i-2 ;
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  if (i+2<n)request R n-i-2 ;
 
}
 
}
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</syntaxhighlight>
 
In which one of the following situations is a deadlock possible?
 
In which one of the following situations is a deadlock possible?
  

Revision as of 12:34, 11 December 2013

A system has <math>n</math> resources <math>R 0 ,..., R n-1</math> , and <math>k</math> processes <math>P 0 ,.....P k-1</math> . The implementation of the resource request logic of each process <math>P i</math> . is as follows: <syntaxhighlight lang="c"> if (i% 2==0) {

 if (i<n) request R i ;
 if (i+2<n)request R i+2 ;

} else {

 if (i<n) request R n-i ;
 if (i+2<n)request R n-i-2 ;

} </syntaxhighlight> In which one of the following situations is a deadlock possible?

(A) n = 40,k = 26

(B) n = 21,k = 12

(C) n = 20,k = 10

(D) n = 41,k = 19

Solution




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A system has n resources R 0 ,..., R n-1 , and k processes P 0 ,.....P k-1 . The implementation of the resource request logic of each process P i . is as follows: if (i% 2==0) { if (i<n) request R i ; if (i+2<n)request R i+2 ; } else { if (i<n) request R n-i ; if (i+2<n)request R n-i-2 ; } In which one of the following situations is a deadlock possible?

(A) n = 40,k = 26

(B) n = 21,k = 12

(C) n = 20,k = 10

(D) n = 41,k = 19

Solution[edit]




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