Oct 31, 2002 #1 Kulla Technical User Jul 30, 2002 16 US How does linux prevent kernel tasks(i.e. tasks that handle system calls, interrupts, etc) from concurrently accessing critical sections?
How does linux prevent kernel tasks(i.e. tasks that handle system calls, interrupts, etc) from concurrently accessing critical sections?
Oct 31, 2002 1 #2 marsd IS-IT--Management Apr 25, 2001 2,218 US Semaphores are a standard method. For an in depth review of kernel architecture check out "Linux Kernel Internals" from Addison-Wesley Upvote 0 Downvote
Semaphores are a standard method. For an in depth review of kernel architecture check out "Linux Kernel Internals" from Addison-Wesley