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Here are the conditions necessary for a deadlock to occur; note that all of them are necessary, and none is suf?cient: 1. ?nite resources: the resources are held in a mutually-e

Binary arithmetic, The principle is that of ordinary addition; however reme...

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Explain the Fork Function Fork function causes a new process to be created. The calling progress is duplicated as an exact copy (called the child process) that differs only in

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Semispace works by maintaining two disjoint areas from which memory can be allocated. These areas are called the from-space and the to-space. At ?rst, the algorithm allocates memor

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What makes a Just-in-Time inventory system differ from a traditional inventory system?

Reference counting, The idea of reference counting is to maintain, for ever...

The idea of reference counting is to maintain, for every object, the total number of references to that object, i.e. the number of "incoming" pointers. Whenever the number of refer

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