Suppose two threads with a shared variable "lockywocky" execute the following instructions: shared int lockywocky; Thread 1: lockywocky = 0 lockywocky lockywocky + 1 lockywocky lockywocky - 1 cout << lockywocky + 1 << endl; = Thread 2: lockywocky = 0 lockywocky lockywocky - 1 lockywocky lockywocky + 1 cout << lockywocky + 1 << endl; = = It may seem like this code can only bring the number "1". Demonstrate that a race condition can cause it to instead print "2" by number each instruction to form a sequence that triggers the bug. You do not need to continue numbering instructions once your code has reached the cout that prints '2'.

Suppose two threads with a shared variable "lockywocky" execute the following instructions: shared int lockywocky; Thread 1: lockywocky = 0 lockywocky lockywocky + 1 lockywocky lockywocky - 1 cout << lockywocky + 1 << endl; = Thread 2: lockywocky = 0 lockywocky lockywocky - 1 lockywocky lockywocky + 1 cout << lockywocky + 1 << endl; = = It may seem like this code can only bring the number "1". Demonstrate that a race condition can cause it to instead print "2" by number each instruction to form a sequence that triggers the bug. You do not need to continue numbering instructions once your code has reached the cout that prints '2'.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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