'Signal handler' presentation slideshows

2.3 InterProcess Communication (IPC)

2.3 InterProcess Communication (IPC). IPC methods. Signals Mutex (MUTual EXclusion) Semaphores Shared memory Memory mapped files Pipes & named pipes Sockets Message queues MPI (Message Passing Interface) Barriers. IPC methods. thread to thread process to process (both on same system)

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TCP Client-Server Example

TCP Client-Server Example. Unix Network Programming Chapter 5. fgets. stdin. TCP client. TCP server. writen. readline. stdout. readline. writen. fputs. Introduction. 1. The Client reads a line of text from its standard input and writes the line to the server

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Exceptional Control Flow: Signals and Nonlocal Jumps

Exceptional Control Flow: Signals and Nonlocal Jumps. ECF Exists at All Levels of a System. Exceptions Hardware and operating system kernel software Process Context Switch Hardware timer and kernel software Signals Kernel software and application software Nonlocal jumps Application code.

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Exceptional Control Flow Part II March 16, 2004

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REX & UI

REX & UI. S/W 3 team ? ? ?. Contents. 1. REX 1.1 Real-Time OS 1.2 Tasks 1.2.1 Tasks 1.2.2 Stacks 1.2.3 Task Control Block 1.2.4 Task list 1.3 Scheduling 1.3.1 Priories & Scheduling 1.3.2 Context switching 1.3.3 Inter-task communication. 1.4 Interrupts

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COT 5611 Operating Systems Design Principles Spring 2012

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TCP Client-Server Example

TCP Client-Server Example. TCP echo server: main and str_echo TCP echo client: main and str_cli Normal startup and termination POSIX signal handling Handling SIGCHILD, interrupted system calls, and preventing zombies Connection abort before accept returns Crash of server process.

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Linux/UNIX Programming APUE (Signals )

Linux/UNIX Programming APUE (Signals ). Signals. APUE (Signals). Signals are software interrupts( ???? ) an illegal operation (e.g., divide by 0 ) an alarm clock the death of a child process a termination request from a user a suspend request from a user. Process. Signal ##.

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Exceptional Control Flow Part II

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15-213 Recitation 8: 10/28/02

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Operating Systems IPC Unix Case Study: Signals

Operating Systems IPC Unix Case Study: Signals. Signal: An IPC Mechanism. With pipes we communicated data With signal, we can communicate control command The only information is: The number identifying the signal Interrupts a process and forces it to handle the event immediately

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UNIX Signals Bach 7.2

UNIX Signals Bach 7.2. Operating Systems Course The Hebrew University Spring 2010. Reminder: Kernel Mode. When the CPU is in kernel mode , it is assumed to be executing trusted software, and thus it can execute any instructions and reference any memory addresses.

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GUI With GTK+ Under Linux

GUI With GTK+ Under Linux. Fanfan Xiong. Introduction . GTK+ (GIMP toolkit) : A library for creating graphical user interfaces(GUI) Two examples developed with GTK+ Other GUI software in Linux. Basic Knowledge of GTK+.

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Precept 3

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Processes

Processes. wait and waitpid (11.2). Recall from a previous slide: pid_t wait( int *status ) wait() can: (a) block; (b) return with status; (c) return with error If there is more than one child, wait() returns on termination of any children

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Jerry Breecher

OPERATING SYSTEMS Threads. Jerry Breecher. OPERATING SYSTEM Threads. What Is In This Chapter? Overview Multithreading Models Threading Issues Pthreads Windows XP Threads Linux Threads Java Threads. THREADS. Single and Multithreaded Processes. THREADS. Benefits. Responsiveness

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Inter-Process Communication: Signals

Inter-Process Communication: Signals. David Ferry, Chris Gill, Brian Kocoloski CSE 522S - Advanced Operating Systems Washington University in St. Louis St. Louis, MO 63130. Signals. Asynchronous notifications: Generated by hardware or requested by another process

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Controlling concurrency

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UNIX System Programming

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Nutt Exercise III

continued. Nutt Exercise III. Signal handlers. The complete program on p. 91 illustrates how a signal handler is registered with the signal() system call (see man page on cs01) Also illustrates how the whole signaling system operates Also illustrates the form of a signal handler

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