Write a C program that first generates the below process tree. P2 P1 P3 Part2: Inter Process Communication After creating the processes, process P2 reads a positive integer from the user, and sends it back to P1. Then, P1 sends the integer to P3. Finally, P3 displays the summation of all odd integers between zero and the integer received from P1. Process P1 responsibilities (in order): 1. Creates two processes P2 and P3 2. Reads an integer sent by P2 3. Sends the integer received from P2 to P3 Process P2 responsibilities (in order): 1. Asks the user to enter an integer 2. Sends the integer to P1 Process P3 responsibilities (in order): 1. Reads an integer sent by P1 2. Displays the summation of all odd integers between zero and the number received from P1 Note that all the values exchanged between processes should be sent and received using PIPE(S).

Write a C program that first generates the below process tree. P2 P1 P3 Part2: Inter Process Communication After creating the processes, process P2 reads a positive integer from the user, and sends it back to P1. Then, P1 sends the integer to P3. Finally, P3 displays the summation of all odd integers between zero and the integer received from P1. Process P1 responsibilities (in order): 1. Creates two processes P2 and P3 2. Reads an integer sent by P2 3. Sends the integer received from P2 to P3 Process P2 responsibilities (in order): 1. Asks the user to enter an integer 2. Sends the integer to P1 Process P3 responsibilities (in order): 1. Reads an integer sent by P1 2. Displays the summation of all odd integers between zero and the number received from P1 Note that all the values exchanged between processes should be sent and received using PIPE(S).

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

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

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Chapter1: Introduction

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