Re: Threads - petersonproblem
ppp wrote:
ppp napisal(a):
Hi, I try to implement Peterson algorithm in java. That is very easy.
Here you are:
class Peterson {
private int turn;
private boolean[] interested = {false, false};
public Peterson(String name) {
super(name);
}
public void enterRegion(int process) {
int other = 1 - process;
interested[process] = true;
turn = process;
while (turn==process && interested[other]==true)
;// do nothing
}
public void leaveRegion(int process) {
interested[process] = false;
}
}
But it's hard to me use this class any how.
Should i create 2 Threads, and in this threads method run should use
methods leave/enter Region?
please help.
i know the answer:
yes - that should I do.
However, there are some subtle issues with the memory model that you
need to consider. See the thread "Peterson's Algorithm in java,
sequencial instruction execution ?" in this group.
Patricia
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