Semaphores, mutexes and condition variables. semaphores Two types – Binary – 0 or 1 – Counting 0 to n Wait – decrements > 0 forces a wait Post or signal.

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Semaphores, mutexes and condition variables

semaphores Two types – Binary – 0 or 1 – Counting 0 to n Wait – decrements > 0 forces a wait Post or signal – increments Lock/unlock – no restrictions

mutexes Owned by a thread – Must be unlocked by the locker – May be locked/unlocked in separate functions Attempts to get a locked mutex force caller to sleep

Condition variables Creates a safe environment for testing Forces sleep when false Operation – Lock a mutex – Test condition (values in condition must be protected by the mutex) If true, proceed with execution If false, the mutex is released for you and you are put to sleep on the condition variable Any thread changing the conditions, signals the condition variable, wakes up ONE sleeper You must reevaluate the condition or your program may fail (could have changed before your tslice)