Abstract

two efficient polynomial time resolution algorithms for the case of multiple resource units. The complexity of deadlock detection and resolution with our two resolution algorithms are O(NjN,) and O(NjNf + Np N,‘Nmin), where Np is the number of processes, N,. is the number of resources, and Nmin = min(N,, Nr). We prove that one algorithm is optimal in the special case when every process is blocked on no more than one resource unit. We also present comparison studies of the two algorithms with randomly generated deadlock scenarios. The results illustrate that, on average, the number of aborts in both techniques exceeds the optimum by less than 10%.

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