Operating System Code in Python 3
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Operating System Code in Python 3
Implementation of multiple producer-consumer system where producers create prioritized jobs
Producer and Consumer are part of an application. The producer access a two dim matrix of int (of 100 x 100) and produces the memory address as an item and store it in a array of pointers to int. The consumers compete and get an entry of the array that corresponds to a row, and finds the number of primes in that row and adds it to a shared sum
Multiple producers and consumers
Middleware based on blockchain data structures ensures updated, compliant, in sequence, fault-tolerant, and buffered data flow between any kind of producers and consumers.
Research paper on Multi-Threading vs. Multi-Processing applies to Operating System & Application. The research analyzes the fundamental of multiprocess and multithreading programming. The report paper also explains the basics of how operating system functions, and OS Scheduler Algorithms. I also implement the Producer-Consumer Problem using Cond…
WIP Multi-Producer Multi-Consumer, ultra fast queue type for the Unreal Engine 5.
The implementation of Producer-Consumer Problem on Windows.
Rust / C++ Implementation of the three execution models used in concurrent programming
Assignment files used for OS Lab UE18CS305
Shared memory buffer with Semaphores
Explore a collection of ready-to-use code solutions for common problems, disk scheduling, shell programming and page scheduling.
This is a Java desktop application with a graphical user interface (GUI) built using Swing. The application simulates a cargo train system that solves the classic Producer-Consumer problem by coordinating the transport of boxes between two locations, A and B, using multiple threads and semaphores.
This repo is about the final assigment on the real-time embedded systems class . (8th Semester -ECE AUTH)
To test various methods for ELT
C++ code to solve producer consumer problem using threads and semaphores
Tutorial on Creating threads using Python and sharing data between threads
Concurrent web server using producer-consumer problem with different scheduling policies - Shortest File First, Shortest File Name First, First in First Out, and security.
Thread handling with semaphores and running alternate threads odd than even considering the time of arrival and making sure no deadlock and starvation at the end releases all the threads.
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