The process is allocated a space in memory (address space) to hold text, data and data structure
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The process is allocated a space in memory (address space) to hold text, data and data structure (stack, heap) sections. Discuss the use of these data structures and also highlight how many (max) stacks and heaps a single process can have.
- Between User and Kernel Mode, How Transition from User to Kernel Mode is performed in OS. Describe the action taken by a kernel to context-switch between processes.
- Elaborate the concept of shared memory model with help of producer consumer problem? The producer consumer problem discussed in the class is correct, however it stores buffer_size-1 Processes. How we can solve this issue?
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