In the last articles we saw how to synchronize two threads using critical section and mutex. They allow both the threads to execute at the same time. But only one thread can access the blocking object at a time. However, sometimes we may wish to write two threads where one thread should not get executed [...]

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The word mutex comes from mutually and exclusive. Mutexe is used to gain exclusive access to a resource mutually shared by two or more threads. Unlike critical sections, mutexes can be used to synchronize threads running in the same process or in different processes. There [...]

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Software development is a team effort. Unless team members cooperate with one another, synchronize their work with the rest of the team, the team can’t go far. Similarly if in a program there are several threads running, unless their activities are synchronized with one another [...]

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