March 2003
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
27h 17m
English
Within a single concurrent program running in a shared address space we can assume that the processes know the names of the procedures to call, or methods to invoke, in order to access shared data, and the semaphores or condition variables to use for synchronization. We can also assume that how to call for operating system service is well known, for example, through the specification of a system call interface.
![]() | For IPC between processes in separate address spaces to take place, a process initiating communication must know the name of the destination of the communication. Let us first assume that the processes are running in separate ... |
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