Monitors¶
Hoare, C. A. R. (1974). Monitors: An Operating System Structuring Concept. Communications of the ACM, 549-557.
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Primes¶
- Concurrency
- Shared-resource contention and conflict-avoidance structures
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Hoare presents the monitor as a per-resource scheduler that lets only one program in at a time and makes others wait, so simultaneous access cannot corrupt shared state.
“it is essential that only one program at a time actually succeed in entering a monitor procedure, and any sub- sequent call must be held up until the previous call has been completed. Otherwise, if two procedure bodies were in simultaneous execution, the effects on the local variables of the monitor could be chaotic”
- Shared-resource contention and conflict-avoidance structures
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