CPU Scheduling
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Also, I'm glad to find someone else that terms the top element as the head. I absolutely loathe when I see stack/queue/DLL implementations that label the top element as tail.. It just sounds so anti-logical :<<<
grimordwow 2 weeks ago
It's a nice animation, though I'm still quite confused on the different between a process being blocked or suspended >.<. I suppose blocked is when it gets locked out of a mutual exclusion area (mutex, semaphore, monitor) but what about suspended? I have an idea for it but it only makes sense in a system using preemption, which isn't always the case in educational stuff.
grimordwow 2 weeks ago
ummmmm... this is the same thing over and over?
liamliam1966 2 months ago
good job done, Master.
BHARATMUDGAL 2 months ago
hello. this is so awesome.
i badly need ur help. can i please see the code? :D
khish118 10 months ago
Good video, Video itself explains everything. No need of narrator.
Chankeypathak 1 year ago
@sspoke depends on the OS and the scheduling algorithm used. Unix systems have a ready queue.
hofmannsapprentice 1 year ago
Very nice !!
Chankeypathak 1 year ago
is there any site to download this flash program? for basis.
2081500 2 years ago
tnx!! this video is kewl! it help me, additional info, for my study!!
MORE EDUCATIONAL VIDEO PLZ!!!
TNX TO THE ONE WHO POST THIS VIDEO
boynextwin 3 years ago