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SVG not supported 8:28pm Thu 24th Oct, Joshua N.

I'm sorry Sean but as far as I know project 2 marking hasn't commenced yet. I doubt the marks will be out before the exam. Hopefully I am wrong.


SVG not supported 8:26pm Thu 24th Oct, Joshua N.

This is a good response.


SVG not supported 8:20pm Thu 24th Oct, Joshua N.

ANONYMOUS wrote Hi, What Amitava said is correct and so are the other sources (as well as Anon). A file pointer is a pointer to a file structure, which contains useful information that makes reading writing to files easier. It allows you to treat a f...


SVG not supported 6:29pm Thu 24th Oct, ANONYMOUS

I would've said that it's because every process calls exit(), either implicitly or explicitly. But I can see it being related to stdin out err too. Would have been nice to get the sample answers to the past exams, it's much more helpful when you can a...


SVG not supported 4:58pm Thu 24th Oct, ANONYMOUS

I am not Amitava or A lab facilitator so they may have better answers than mine but For examples of referential locality. I would provide the examples of the activation stack and the executable code data. Executable code will frequently be executed...


SVG not supported 4:48pm Thu 24th Oct, ANONYMOUS

Explain why every process will execute at least one system call during its execution. what would be the answer to this?


SVG not supported 4:38pm Thu 24th Oct, ANONYMOUS

i believe it is because all processes do something with stdin stdout and in order to access those it has to do a system call


SVG not supported 4:33pm Thu 24th Oct, ANONYMOUS

"What is the primary interface between the C11 programming language and an operating system kernel? With respect to parameter passing, the return of results, and error handling, explain how the interface has been designed to be as consistent as possib...


SVG not supported 4:30pm Thu 24th Oct, ANONYMOUS

what would be the answer to this question? Explain why every process will execute at least one system call during its execution?


SVG not supported 4:20pm Thu 24th Oct, Sean G.

Hi ) I was wondering if the results of project 2 will be released before the exam. If not, what is the average score so far for project 2? Thankyou


SVG not supported 3:00pm Thu 24th Oct, ANONYMOUS

"With reference to two distinct examples, explain the Principle of Referential locality, and explain how an operating system may use it to improve performance." Hi, in the above question, I am bit confused with the type of examples that would have to ...


SVG not supported 1:37pm Thu 24th Oct, ANONYMOUS

I think it's worth noting (and please correct me if you think I'm wrong), that we may have multiple clusters. For example, our code instructions will obviously often cluster particularly when sequential execution, or looping occurs. And independent...


SVG not supported 10:54pm Wed 23rd Oct, ANONYMOUS

Hi all I'm currently on Past Exam 2021 Question 5. I'm wondering if for """ A computer system employing 32-bit addresses implements virtual memory using a two-level page table. The right-most 10 bits of each virtual address are used to specify the requ...


SVG not supported 10:27pm Wed 23rd Oct, ANONYMOUS

ANONYMOUS wrote From my understanding, file descriptors are low-level system calls USUALLY handled by the operating system that returns a single int which represents the currently opened file. Remember that C is a program that is used to contact dir...


SVG not supported 9:40pm Wed 23rd Oct, ANONYMOUS

Hello, I went to see Amitava today to ask him about file pointers vs file descriptors, I understand what a file descriptor is but I was told by Amitava that a file pointer is just a pointer that points at the file descriptor. But other sources on goog...


SVG not supported 7:05pm Wed 23rd Oct, ANONYMOUS

Thank you very much


SVG not supported 6:10pm Wed 23rd Oct, Joshua N.

I meant to say function not program.


SVG not supported 6:08pm Wed 23rd Oct, Joshua N.

ANONYMOUS wrote All good, this question isn't worded well. This is the program you are meant to make. If there are 3 executable programs named ls and 2 named cp that can be found via a PATH environment variable, then the function wil...


SVG not supported 5:25pm Wed 23rd Oct, ANONYMOUS

For give my poor English, this question really confused me You are asked to write a C11 function to locate and print all potential trojan- horse programs found via a user s PATH environment variable. The C11 function should have the prototyp...


SVG not supported 10:16pm Tue 22nd Oct, Joshua N.

I'm sorry to hear that, it's likely a mistake. As Anon said, email Amitava ASAP.

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