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Difference Between fork() and exec() System Call

The fork() and exec() are the system calls that are used for controlling processes. Both are used to create a new process where the process is the program in execution. The fork() system call when invoked by any process creates a new duplicate child process of the invoking process. However, the exec() system call when invoked by any process replaces the invoking process … [Read more...] about Difference Between fork() and exec() System Call

Multiple Processor Scheduling

Multiple processor scheduling or multiprocessor scheduling focuses on designing the scheduling function for the system which is consist of 'more than one processor'. With multiple processors in the system, the load sharing becomes feasible but it makes scheduling more complex. As there is no policy or rule which can be declared as the best scheduling solution to a system … [Read more...] about Multiple Processor Scheduling

Threading Issues in OS

There are several threading issues when we are in a multithreading environment. In this section, we will discuss the threading issues with system calls, cancellation of thread, signal handling, thread pool and thread-specific data. Along with the threading issues, we will also discuss how these issues can be deal or resolve to retain the benefit of the multithreaded … [Read more...] about Threading Issues in OS

Structure of Page Table

Structure of page table simply defines, in how many ways a page table can be structured. Well, the paging is a memory management technique where a large process is divided into pages and is placed in physical memory which is also divided into frames. Frame and page size is equivalent. The operating system uses a page table to map the logical address of the page generated by CPU … [Read more...] about Structure of Page Table

Deadlock Characterization

Deadlock characterization describes the distinctive features that are the cause of deadlock occurrence. Deadlock is a condition in the multiprogramming environment where the executing processes get stuck in the middle of execution waiting for the resources that have been held by the other waiting processes thereby preventing the execution of the processes. In this content, … [Read more...] about Deadlock Characterization

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