Two threads, A and B, execute a procedure named glorp but always at different times (that is,

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Two threads, A and B, execute a procedure named glorp but always at different times (that is, only one of the threads calls the procedure at a given time). glorp contains the following code:

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a. Assuming that no other code in other procedures ever acquires more than one lock at a time, can there be a deadlock? (If yes, give an example; if not, argue why not.)

b. Now, assuming that the two threads can be in the code fragment above at the same time, can the program deadlock? (If yes, give an example; if not, argue why not.)

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Principles Of Computer System Design An Introduction

ISBN: 9780123749574

1st Edition

Authors: Jerome H. Saltzer, M. Frans Kaashoek

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