August 2015
Intermediate to advanced
286 pages
5h 42m
English
Multiple processes can work together to perform a given task. Usually, they share data. It is important that the access to shared data by various processes does not produce inconsistent data. Processes that cooperate by sharing data must therefore act in an orderly manner in order to access that data. Synchronization primitives are quite similar to those encountered for the library and threading.
They are as follows:
acquire() and release(), to manage the access to a shared resource.Event object ...Read now
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