What if in case of semaphore example explained in the video the thread count is 2, and both t1 and t2 try to access the same slot of resource out of 4 at the same time how will the systen ensure effective assignment?
From everything I read, sephamore seems to be almost always the way to go. The only time I want mutex is when there’s only a single thread I need controlled AND that control needs to happen within the thread that initiated the mutex. Is this your understanding as well?
Hi Rupesh, I have a doubt about use case of synchronization object, if two separate applications want to access/modify a same file , which synchronization object can used to synchronize them?
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What if in case of semaphore example explained in the video the thread count is 2, and both t1 and t2 try to access the same slot of resource out of 4 at the same time how will the systen ensure effective assignment?
The threads on semaphore read/write to the same resources simultaneously?
How the access of a variable is garanteed in a group of threads?
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From everything I read, sephamore seems to be almost always the way to go. The only time I want mutex is when there’s only a single thread I need controlled AND that control needs to happen within the thread that initiated the mutex. Is this your understanding as well?
Actually semaphore is a signaling mechanism and mutex is locking mechanism, this is the simple and short to understand and remember forever.
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Hi Rupesh, I have a doubt about use case of synchronization object, if two separate applications want to access/modify a same file , which synchronization object can used to synchronize them?
6:51 is it require to limit count = no of resource?
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Small request, please do videos like initial.
Reason is : we like your voice while listening we are in imagination mood.
Easily understand that concept with help of your way of explanation.
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