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CS237 // Concurrent Programming // Seminar 2, Question 4, part 2 // A suggested phrasing of the problem in Java // before we try to answer the question. // SGM, 17/10/01 class database { public database(...) ; ... } class reader extends Thread { public reader(database d) {...} public ... read(database d, ...) {... d ...} ... public void run() {... read(...) ...} } class writer Thread extends {...

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CS237 // Concurrent Programming // Seminar 2, Question 4, part 2 // A suggested phrasing of the problem in Java // before we try to answer the question. // SGM, 17/10/01 class database { public database(...) ; ... } class reader extends Thread { public reader(database d) {...} public ... read(database d, ...) {... d ...} ... public void run() {... read(...) ...} } class writer Thread extends { public writer(database d) {...} public ... write(database d, ...) {... d ...} ... public void run() {... write(...) ...} } class readers_writers_problem { public void main (String [] args) { database d ...

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