Examble about Deadlock ( OS Course )
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Examble about Deadlock ( OS Course )
Drinking Philosopher
Implementation of Concurrency Programming problem, Dining Philosophers.
Dining Philosophers Problem, Race conditions & JUnit Testing
A solution to the famous concurrency problem, Dining Philosophers.
A simple example of the Dining Philosophers problem. Deadlock purposefully created.
This repository is an example of the Dining Philosopher's Problem, and how it can be solved in a multi-threading method.
Miscellaneous JAVA tests and trials, including lifedays, decathlon calculations, dining philosophers simulation and other interview questions
Data structures, algorithms, etc. Solutions to some common interview questions.
A dining philosophers implementation done in java, making use of Semaphores
Implementation of Dining Philosophers Solution in Java
A classic example problem often used in concurrent algorithm design.
Explores classic concurrency problems using Java.
Assignment in Operating Systems Course to implement a solution to the Dining Philosopher's Problem
Dining philosophers problem
🍽️ A dining philosophers problem simulator.
Operating system programming concepts, Operating Systems with System Programming (IDATA2305) course, spring 2022.
Implenting Dinning Philosophers problem in a client-server style with nice GUI using java and javafx
(2011) Java implementation of The Dining Philosopher Problem
Implementation of the famous dining philosophers problem in a distributed P2P environment using the Ricart-Agrawala algorithm with the Roucairol-Carvalho optimization and Lamport clocks.
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