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Comparison of Synchronization Concepts
A Dissenting View
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Abstract
The following article is a contribution that presents a somewhat dissenting view to the ongoing, almost ideological, dispute between different real-time concepts and standards as realized in a language or an operating system.
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Critical Region Shared Memory Conveyor Belt Mutual Exclusion External Process
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