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hmm, and what is your question?<br />
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The basic idea is that all consumers must register before an action on the queue. <br />
Each action requires that the consumer is identified. <br />
Each action evaluates the usage histogram and decides whether the current consumer is allowed to execute that action on the queue based on &quot;fairness&quot;.
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hmm, and what is your question?

The basic idea is that all consumers must register before an action on the queue.
Each action requires that the consumer is identified.
Each action evaluates the usage histogram and decides whether the current consumer is allowed to execute that action on the queue based on "fairness".

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Hi alexsheeba<br />
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I can understand your query.<br />
It seems that this query has been assigned to your class to complete your home work.<br />
Can you post the code which you have tried, for us to help on the same?<br />
or do you need us to start writing the code from<br />
#include ....<br />
...<br />
return 0;<br />
}<br />
?
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Hi alexsheeba

I can understand your query.
It seems that this query has been assigned to your class to complete your home work.
Can you post the code which you have tried, for us to help on the same?
or do you need us to start writing the code from
#include ....
...
return 0;
}
?

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You are asked to show the relevant parts of the fair queue, including class headers, methods for depositing and extracting values, and other items you deem necessary. Furthermore, your implementation should maximize throughput, prevent data race conditions, and avoid starvation and deadlocks. <br><br>
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You are asked to show the relevant parts of the fair queue, including class headers, methods for depositing and extracting values, and other items you deem necessary. Furthermore, your implementation should maximize throughput, prevent data race conditions, and avoid starvation and deadlocks.

implement a “fair queue&quot; class that will be used in a multi threaded environment

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implement a “fair queue&quot; class that will be used in a multi threaded environment

implement a “fair queue" class that will be used in a multi threaded environment