Here, no one would give out the resource, otherwise it would be eaten.
It is an interesting example of deadlock.
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markwongsk
Is this correct really? In the first picture, if the stork gives out the resource, I don't think it will get eaten :/
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bottie
The examples describe the necessary condition when occur a deadlock situation.
1. Mutual Exclusion?At least one resource are both non-sharable.
2. Resource Holding: In this case, each one hold one resource and wait for other to give out.
3. Circular Wait: There exists a circular relationship between two actions.
Here, no one would give out the resource, otherwise it would be eaten.
It is an interesting example of deadlock.
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Is this correct really? In the first picture, if the stork gives out the resource, I don't think it will get eaten :/
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The examples describe the necessary condition when occur a deadlock situation. 1. Mutual Exclusion?At least one resource are both non-sharable. 2. Resource Holding: In this case, each one hold one resource and wait for other to give out. 3. Circular Wait: There exists a circular relationship between two actions.
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