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Fischer's locking protocol.
Fischer’s algorithm is a real-time mutual exclusion protocol proposed by Michael J. Fischer in 1985 in personal communication with Leslie Lamport. Access to a resource shared between n processes is controlled through a single integer variable lock and real-time constraints involving two fixed bounds C1 < C2. In our bechmarks, we use C1=0.9 and C2=1.9. Details are available throughout the literature [6, e.g.].
Input file with 2 clients
Input file with 3 clients
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