I/O MANAGEMENT, LINUX VS WINDOWS I/O MANAGEMENT

LINUX VS WINDOWS I/O MANAGEMENT

Thread pools, Another solution then would be to keep a pool of threads. Whe...

Another solution then would be to keep a pool of threads. Whenever a new task arrives, the system would simply get a thread from pool and set that thread to work on the given task.

Buffering,

Explain the thread local storage (tls), Explain the Thread Local Storage (T...

Explain the Thread Local Storage (TLS)    Windows NT provides unique functions for per-thread data management. Thread local storage (TLS) is a concept defined in NT so develope

Critical section, what is deckers algorithm

what is deckers algorithm

Define entry section and exit section, Define entry section and exit sectio...

Define entry section and exit section. The critical section problem is to design a protocol that the processes can use to cooperate. Every process must request permission  to e

Write a program to synchronize the agent, The Cigarette-Smokers difficulty ...

The Cigarette-Smokers difficulty Consider a system with three smoker processes and one agent process. Every smoker continuously rolls a cigarette and then smokes it. But to roll as

Define how to manage the interaction of client and server, Managing the int...

Managing the interaction of client and server  Among the differences between traditional application programs and client server ones is that developers must create a mechanism

Define fifo page replacement algorithm, Define FIFO Page Replacement Algori...

Define FIFO Page Replacement Algorithm This policy simply eliminates pages in the order they arrived in the main memory. By using this policy we simply remove a page based upo

Action taken by the operating system when a page fault occur, Q. Under what...

Q. Under what conditions do page faults occur? Explain the actions taken by the operating system when a page fault occurs. Answer: A page fault take places when an access to