Exam 7: Operating System Scheduling and Deadlock Prevention: a Comprehensive Guide

If a process is given the task of waiting for an event to occur, and if the system includes no provision for signaling that event, then we have ________.

Code that may be changed but is reinitialized each time it is used is said to be ________ .

The strategy of denying the "wait-for" condition ________.

The Banker's Algorithm ________.

________ is the process of determining that a deadlock exists and identifying the processes and resources involved in the deadlock.

_______ conditions a system to remove any possibility of deadlocks occurring.

In a resource-allocation graph, ________ represent processes and ________ represent resources.

The system is said to be in an unsafe state if ________.

________ is a technique that prevents indefinite postponement.

Consider the following system state: The system will be in a safe state if ________.

In the Banker's Algorithm, resource requests that would result in ________ are repeatedly denied until they can eventually be satisfied.

An unsafe state implies ________.

If a graph can be reduced by all its processes, then ________.