Add And Lambda Ii Eliminating Busy Waits
Add And Lambda Ii Eliminating Busy Waits
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The two-way lock is thus similar to a readers-writers lock, but without writer preference, and without writer mutual exclusion.
4. 2. Applications The applications of two-way locks include all the applications of group locks described in [D86], including: - parallel queues, with codel being insert, and code2 being extract: it is straightforward to implement parallelizable versions of insert using F&A: the two-way lock keeps them separate from the extracts; - parallel stacks, for the same reason...; - readers-writers, with no starvation: codel is read, and codc2 is write; serialization of the writers can be done by implementing lock2 to return the position of the process IJItracomputer Note 1. 39 Page 7 within the subgroup; furthermore, redundant writes can he eliminated if only the proces- sor who gets a 1 actually writes (see Appendix 1 for details).
5. Two-way Lock without Busy-waiting For this lock we will need four operations, and the object will he in one of four states: 11: lockl accepting ul: unlock!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two-way lock is thus similar to a readers-writers lock, but without writer preference, and without writer mutual exclusion.
4. 2. Applications The applications of two-way locks include all the applications of group locks described in [D86], including: - parallel queues, with codel being insert, and code2 being extract: it is straightforward to implement parallelizable versions of insert using F&A: the two-way lock keeps them separate from the extracts; - parallel stacks, for the same reason...; - readers-writers, with no starvation: codel is read, and codc2 is write; serialization of the writers can be done by implementing lock2 to return the position of the process IJItracomputer Note 1. 39 Page 7 within the subgroup; furthermore, redundant writes can he eliminated if only the proces- sor who gets a 1 actually writes (see Appendix 1 for details).
5. Two-way Lock without Busy-waiting For this lock we will need four operations, and the object will he in one of four states: 11: lockl accepting ul: unlock!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malcolm C Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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