single.dvi 28 Locks From the introduction to concurrency, we saw one of the fundamental problems in concurrent programming: we would like to execute a series of instructions atomically, but due to the presence of interrupts on a single processor (or multiple threads executing on multiple processors concur- rently), we couldn’t. In this chapter, we thus […]
single.dvi 29 Lock-based Concurrent Data Structures Before moving beyond locks, we’ll first describe how to use locks in some common data structures. Adding locks to a data structure to make it us- able by threads makes the structure thread safe. Of course, exactly how such locks are added determines both the correctness and performance of
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single.dvi 45 Data Integrity and Protection Beyond the basic advances found in the file systems we have studied thus far, a number of features are worth studying. In this chapter, we focus on reliability once again (having previously studied storage system reliabil- ity in the RAID chapter). Specifically, how should a file system or storage
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single.dvi D Monitors (Deprecated) Around the time concurrent programming was becoming a big deal, object- oriented programming was also gaining ground. Not surprisingly, peo- ple started to think about ways to merge synchronization into a more structured programming environment. One such approach that emerged was the monitor. First described by Per Brinch Hansen [BH73] and
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single.dvi 40 File System Implementation In this chapter, we introduce a simple file system implementation, known as vsfs (the Very Simple File System). This file system is a simplified version of a typical UNIX file system and thus serves to introduce some of the basic on-disk structures, access methods, and various policies that you will
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single.dvi 42 Crash Consistency: FSCK and Journaling As we’ve seen thus far, the file system manages a set of data structures to implement the expected abstractions: files, directories, and all of the other metadata needed to support the basic abstraction that we expect from a file system. Unlike most data structures (for example, those found
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