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Concurrency Conclusion Sarah Diesburg Operating Systems COP 4610

Threads and Synchronization Better, cleaner, and simpler abstraction to application programmers Programming abstraction Sequential execution, each with its own CPU Semaphores and monitors Physical hardware Single CPU Interrupts test_and_set

Since 1985 Every major OS comes with threads OS X OS/2 Windows XP, NT, Vista, 7 Linux Solaris

Since 1985 Major applications are written in threads Word processing Databases Web servers Embedded systems

A Cautionary Tale Microsoft OS/2 Spectacular failure (IBM re-wrote the whole OS from scratch) Used threads for everything Window systems Communication among programs

Microsoft OS/2 Created many threads Few are ready to run Most threads wait around for user typing and network packets Since each thread needs to store its own execution stack (running or waiting), OS/2 required $200 extra memory to store those threads $200 for working while printing?

The Moral of the Story… Threads are cheap But they are not free

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