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In a network of n processes (n > 2), all channels are FIFO and of infinite capacity. Every process is required to accept messages from the other processes in strictly increasing order of time stamps. You can assume that (1) processes send messages infinitely often and (2) no message is lost in transit. Suggest an implementation to make it possible. (Hint: Consider using null messages through a channel to signal the absence of a message from a sender.) In a network of n processes (n > 2), all channels are FIFO and of infinite capacity. Every process is required to accept messages from the other processes in strictly increasing order of time stamps. You can assume that (1) processes send messages infinitely often and (2) no message is lost in transit. Suggest an implementation to make it possible. (Hint: Consider using null messages through a channel to signal the absence of a message from a sender.)

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