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Date: Mon, 11 Nov 1996 17:25:25 GMTServer: NCSA/1.5Content-type: text/htmlLast-modified: Wed, 07 Feb 1996 18:25:16 GMTContent-length: 2712<html><head><title>CS 537 - Quiz #1</title></head><body><table border=0 width=100% align=center><tr><td width=25%><td width=50% align=center><b>UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON<br>Computer Sciences Department</b><td width=25%><tr><tr><td><b>CS 537<br>Spring 1996 </b><td><td align=right><b>Bart Miller</b><tr><td><td align=center><b>Quiz #1</b><br>Wednesday, February 7<td></table><h2>Concurrent and Cooperating Processes</h2>For the following two example programs, you are to describe what will bethe output when each program is run.If there is more than one possible output, describe all the possibilities.Here are some general <i>important</i> facts:<ul><li>Each program is made up of two concurrent processes.You don't know in what order they will run, nor do you know when thedispatcher will switch between processes.<li>The initialization code (setting the initial values for the sharedvariables), is completed <i>before</i> either of the two processes run.<li>All the variables (X and Y) are shared between the two processes.<li>Every time a variable is referenced (appears in an expression),it is read from memory.<li>Every time a variable is set (appears on the lefthand size of anassignment operator), it is written to memory.<li>Reading and writing single words (ints) is atomic.</ul><h3>Problem 1</h3><p><table width=100% border=1 align=center><tr><td colspan=2><b>Initialization</b><pre> int X = 0;</pre><tr><td width=50% valign=top><b>Process A</b><pre> while (X == 0) { // do nothing } cout << "a";</pre><td width=50% valign=top><b>Process B</b><pre> cout << "b"; X = 1;</pre><tr><td colspan=2><b>Describe the output here:</b><p><b><pre>ba</pre>The while-loop keeps executing until Process B hasa chance to set X to 1.This is called "spinning" or "busy waiting".</b></table><h3>Problem 2</h3><p><table width=100% border=1 align=center><tr><td colspan=2><b>Initialization</b><pre> int X = 0; int Y = 0;</pre><tr><td width=50% valign=top><b>Process A</b><pre> while (X == 0) { // do nothing } cout << "a"; Y = 1; Y = 0; cout << "d"; Y = 1;</pre><td width=50% valign=top><b>Process B</b><pre> cout << "b"; X = 1; while (Y == 0) { // do nothing } cout << "c";</pre><tr><td colspan=2><b>Describe the output here:</b><p><b>The output will be either:<pre>badc</pre>or:<pre>bacd</pre>The difference depends on whether the dispatcher switchesprocesses between first time Y is set to 1 and the time thatY is set to 0</b></table><hr><H4>Last modified:Wed Feb 7 12:25:15 CST 1996by<a href="http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~bart">bart</a></b></H4></body>⌨️ 快捷键说明
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