Tag: FIFO

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This post demonstrates a deadlock scenario using two FIFOs and a client-server model. The deadlock occurs when both the server and client wait for each other to send a message, resulting in a standstill. The article also outlines steps to avoid deadlock by following a specific sequence of actions.

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Linux IPC’s

Linux IPCs are essential tools for processes to communicate in the operating system. They include various methods like Pipes, Message Queues, Shared Memory, Sockets, Semaphores, and File-based communication. Each method serves specific communication needs, from simple data transfer to complex synchronization and coordination among processes.

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