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Concurrency and Race Conditions in Linux

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Concurrency and Race Conditions in Linux

Tip: For a better reading experience, it is recommended to read on a PC! 1 What are Concurrency and Race Conditions In Linux systems, concurrency refers to the situation where multiple execution units (processes, threads, interrupts, etc.) access shared resources simultaneously or alternately, while a race condition refers to the uncertain behavior or errors caused … Read more

Linux Kernel Synchronization Mechanisms: Unlocking the Secrets of Concurrent Programming

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Linux Kernel Synchronization Mechanisms: Unlocking the Secrets of Concurrent Programming

In today’s digital age, multi-core processors have become standard in computer systems, from our everyday office computers to the massive server clusters in data centers. This hardware advancement allows computer systems to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, greatly enhancing computational efficiency. Just like a busy traffic hub with multiple lanes, vehicles move back and forth, seemingly … Read more