Multiple Choice
Each connection arriving at multi threaded servers via network is generally
A) is directly put into the blocking queue
B) is wrapped as a task and passed on to a thread pool
C) is kept in a normal queue and then sent to the blocking queue from where it is dequeued
D) none of the mentioned
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q3: In a time-sharing operating system, when the
Q4: What is the idea behind thread pools?<br>A)a
Q5: Mutual exclusion can be provided by the_ <br>A)mutex
Q6: Instead of starting a new thread for
Q7: The swaps processes in and out of
Q9: Thread pools help in_<br>A)servicing multiple requests using
Q10: When the process issues an I/O request_ <br>A)It
Q11: If the thread pool contains no available
Q12: A process can never be sure that
Q13: Thread pools are useful when<br>A)when we need