Lecture

One-place Buffer: Monitor-based Implementation

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This lecture covers the implementation of a one-place buffer using monitors in a concurrent environment, discussing concepts such as wait, notify, and notifyAll. The instructor explains the synchronization mechanisms and potential issues like deadlocks that can arise in such implementations.

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