Suppose n processes share a semaphore, mutex, initialized to 1 . Each process Pi is organized as
follows: do { wait (mutex); / critical section / signal (mutex); / resainder section / } while (true); This
most likely illustrates which of the following: Binary semaphores cannot be used to prevent
concurrent accesses to shared resources How a counting semphore can be used to implement
mutual exclusion among n processes How a binary semaphore can be used to implement mutual
exclusion among n processes.
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1. Suppose n processes share a semaphore, mutex, initialized to 1 . Each process Pi is organized as
follows: do { wait (mutex); / critical section / signal (mutex); / resainder section / } while (true); This
most likely illustrates which of the following: Binary semaphores cannot be used to prevent
concurrent accesses to shared resources How a counting semphore can be used to implement
mutual exclusion among n processes How a binary semaphore can be used to implement mutual
exclusion among n processes
