To whom it may concern
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To whom it may concern
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The Philosophers project, part of the 42 curriculum, simulates the classic Dining Philosophers problem to teach concurrent programming and synchronization. It involves managing resource sharing among philosophers using threads, mutexes, and semaphores to prevent deadlock and ensure efficient operation.
A project learning about threading and mutexes in C
The Dining Philosophers problem is a classic synchronization problem in computer science that illustrates challenges in concurrent programming.
All codes related with Operating System are available here like (Dead look, Banker's Algorithm,System call (),Process Synchronization, Disk scheduling and others necessary algorithm)
This project is about creating a dinning table of n philosophers with n/2 forks. The challenge is to implement an efficent process, that enable all philosophers get to think-eat-sleep within given amount of time. No one should die if the amount of time if adequate.
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