An Operating System Laboratory Based on the SR (Synchronizing Resources) Programming Language (1992) [2 citations — 0 self]
by Stephen J. Hartley
Computer Science Education
ftp://ftp.mcs.drexel.edu/pub/shartley/sr.ps.gz
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Abstract:
SR is a language for concurrent programming. This paper describes the SR language, presents some examples of SR programs in the context of an undergraduate operating systems course, and provides some programming assignments that can be used in an open laboratory. The SR language can be used by instructors of operating systems courses to give students experience in writing concurrent programs that use multiple processes, semaphores, message passing, and the rendezvous. These examples and programming assignments have been used successfully
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| 3 | Experience with the Language SR in an Undergraduate Operating Systems Course – Hartley - 1992 |
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