DOS ain't dead - hardly a 100% solution

hardly a 100% solution (Developers)

posted by ecm , Düsseldorf, Germany, 30.05.2011, 21:20

> What poses a problem is if the resident could try and succeed to reserve
> memory while our critical section executes, only.

Why? What's the difference between the other allocation occurring five minutes earlier, while you are setting up the critical section, or during the critical section?

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