News and Announcements for CSC421 Operating systems.
Part 1: Introduction and Requirements
Part 2: Processes and Concurrency
Part 3: Memory and Execution Support
Clone your repository to your platform (your laptop, work computer, or AWS EC2 instance), complete the assignment, and add/commit/push your work to submit the assignment.
How you clone depends on whether you use HTTPS or SSH authentication. The GitHub repository page provides the URL for either of these cases.
git clone https://github.com/csc421-271/project2--_your_github_username_.gitgit clone git@github.com:csc421-271/project2--_your_github_username_.gitTo submit, add, commit, and push your work:
git add .
git commit -m "Project 2 submission"
git pushHowever, I recommend that you commit and push as you work on your project. This allows you to take advantage of the version history, branching, and stability provided by a Git repository.
Problem Set 1:
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Problem Set 2:
Use of pause() might encourage race conditions, where the HUP arrives without
continuing from the pause. The project page is updated with the discussion.
Problem Set 3:
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Problem Set 4:
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Problem Set 5:
In skv_common.c might need to add extern:
extern int verbose_g ;
extern int debug_g ;
Remove -L from run-server target when ready to test.
References of use in this course; some are referred to in the class notes.
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