Lecture

One place buffer: Producer-consumer queue

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This lecture introduces the concept of a one-place buffer in concurrent programming, distinguishing between producers and consumers. The instructor explains the invariants of the buffer, the issues of deadlock, and provides a correct implementation to avoid such situations.

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