Part B (ADVANCE) Multithreading Design Patterns ( pthreads )

Part B (ADVANCE) Multithreading Design Patterns ( pthreads ), available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 87 lectures, based on 30 reviews, and has 1796 subscribers.

You will learn about MultiThreading Fundamentals Concurrency Thread Synchronization Techniques Writing Thread Safe Codes Thread standard problems – Reader-Writer Problem Detecting and preventing Dead-locks Advanced Multithreading Concepts Monitors, Barriers, WaitQueues, Assembly line Thread Pools, Wait Queues, Barriers, Monitors, Assembly Line This course is ideal for individuals who are Engineering graduates & post-graduates or Working professionals and Job Seekers or Free lancers , System Engineers, Developers It is particularly useful for Engineering graduates & post-graduates or Working professionals and Job Seekers or Free lancers , System Engineers, Developers.

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Title: Part B (ADVANCE) Multithreading Design Patterns ( pthreads )

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 87

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Curriculum Items: 96

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 85

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

MultiThreading Fundamentals

Concurrency

Thread Synchronization Techniques

Writing Thread Safe Codes

Thread standard problems – Reader-Writer Problem

Detecting and preventing Dead-locks

Advanced Multithreading Concepts

Monitors, Barriers, WaitQueues, Assembly line

Thread Pools, Wait Queues, Barriers, Monitors, Assembly Line

Who Should Attend

Engineering graduates & post-graduates

Working professionals and Job Seekers

Free lancers , System Engineers, Developers

Target Audiences

Engineering graduates & post-graduates

Working professionals and Job Seekers

Free lancers , System Engineers, Developers

This is a sequel Course to Master Class-Multithreading & Thread Synchronization – C/C++,and this course should be done only when the prequel course has been completed unless you have reasonable knowledge regarding how Mutexes and Condition Variables work.

In this course, we shall be Implementing Advanced Thread Synchronization Data Structures and Multithreading based software patterns, with some advanced thread synchronization-based problem-solving. This course uses POSIX threads, hence it is Linux only course.  We shall be building upon the knowledge we gathered from the prequel course.

*** However note that the course is highly conceptual and concepts learned can be easily applied to any programming knowledge which supports Multithreading. ***   So, Java, C#, Python, Go, Kotlin Programmers do not hesitate to enroll in this course, you can write your own codes based on the concept discussed. This Course is unique and only one of its kind.

The level of this course is Intermediate to Advanced.

Table of Contents

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1.  Thread Management

2. Pausing and Resuming Threads

3. Thread Pools/Work Crew Model

4. Thread Barriers                                

5. Wait-Queue Model

6. Recursive Mutexes

What are Recursive Mutexes?

When to use over Normal Mutexes?

Implement own Recursive Mutex

7. Read-Write Locks

What are Read-Write locks ?

What is its benefit?

Implement your own Read-Write lock

8. Monitors

Implement Reader-Writer Monitor

Solving Bridge Problem using Monitors

Guidelines for writing Monitors

Case Study : Covid Vaccination Drive Implementation using Monitors

*** Completed Till here as of 2 Mar 2022 **

9. Assembly Line Model

10. Deadlock Detection and Prevention

11. Other Related Courses on Multi-Threading

Designing Timers

Designing Multi-Threaded TCP Servers

Asynchronous Programming

UnScheduled Topics :

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11. Bounded Waiting

12. Fifo (Strong) Semaphores

13. Event Pair Synchronization

14. Inter-Process Synchronization using Semaphores

15. Forking a Multi-Threaded Program

Though We use the C language to demonstrate the concepts, concepts hold good for any programming language. This course is equally valuable for C++ programmers. Other language programmers may also find this course useful as we explain Multithreading concepts close to the ground zero levels with No Abstraction.

At each stage of this Course series, you shall be writing a lot of multi-threaded Codes. So be ready to Master the Multi-threading. Along the journey, we shall cover several interview-favorite topics and Questions to prepare you alongside for interviews.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: What this Course is all about ?

Lecture 1: Agenda and Prerequisites

Lecture 2: Code Access for this Course

Chapter 2: Thread Management

Lecture 1: Getting Started

Lecture 2: Getting Started with threadlib Library

Chapter 3: Thread Pausing and Resuming

Lecture 1: Requirements

Lecture 2: APIs

Lecture 3: Data Structure Enhancements

Lecture 4: APIs Implementation

Chapter 4: Go through Appendix A : Glthreads – Glue Based LinkedList

Lecture 1: Vacation Time !

Chapter 5: Thread Pools/Work Crew Thread Model

Lecture 1: Introduction to Thread Pools

Lecture 2: Thread Pool Benefits

Lecture 3: Thread Pool Designing

Lecture 4: Thread Pool Data Structures and APIs

Lecture 5: Thread Pool Implementation – Getting started

Lecture 6: Thread Pool Implementation – Part 1

Lecture 7: Thread Pool Implementation – Part 2

Lecture 8: Thread Pool Implementation – Part 3

Lecture 9: Thread Pool Demo 1

Lecture 10: Step 7 – Caller Thread blocking Design

Lecture 11: Step 7 – Caller Thread blocking Implementation

Chapter 6: Thread Barriers

Lecture 1: Thread Barrier : Introduction

Lecture 2: Thread Barrier Functioning

Lecture 3: Thread Barrier Data Structures

Lecture 4: Thread Barrier APIs

Lecture 5: Thread Barrier Wait ( ) Implementation

Lecture 6: Final Demo

Chapter 7: Wait Queues

Lecture 1: Introduction and Use Case Examples

Lecture 2: How to use WQ in Multithreaded Appln Code

Lecture 3: WQ Condition Fn Implementation

Lecture 4: WQ Data Structure and APIs

Lecture 5: WQ_test_and_wait API Implementation

Lecture 6: Comparing test_and_wait( ) API with Standard Steps

Lecture 7: Lets Code up Wait Queues

Lecture 8: Demo Example using Wait Queues

Lecture 9: Traffic Light Data Structures

Lecture 10: Template Programs to start with

Lecture 11: Solution Discussion

Chapter 8: Recursive Mutexes

Lecture 1: What is Recursive Mutex ?

Lecture 2: Practical Scenario of Using Reclusive Locks

Lecture 3: Assignment – Rec Mutex Internal Implementation

Lecture 4: Recursive Mutex – Data Structure Definition

Lecture 5: rec_mutex_lock() API Implementation

Lecture 6: rec_mutex_unlock() API Implementation

Chapter 9: Read/Write Locks

Lecture 1: What in this Section ?

Lecture 2: Understanding Read/Write Locks

Lecture 3: POSIX APIs

Lecture 4: Demo Example Program

Lecture 5: RW Lock Self Implementation – Begin

Lecture 6: Custom RW LOCK Data Structure

Lecture 7: Read Lock API Implementation

Lecture 8: Write Lock API Implementation

Lecture 9: RW lock Unlock API Implementation

Chapter 10: Monitors

Lecture 1: Monitors – Introduction

Lecture 2: Converting RW Locks into Monitor

Lecture 3: Adding Customizations 1

Lecture 4: Adding Customizations 2 & 3

Lecture 5: Adding Customization 4

Lecture 6: Adding Customization 5 ( Last )

Lecture 7: Testing our Custom Monitor

Chapter 11: Bridge Problem

Lecture 1: Bridge Crossing Problem

Lecture 2: Approaching the Solution

Lecture 3: Solving Bridge Problem Using Monitors

Lecture 4: Monitor Designing Guidelines

Chapter 12: Appendix A : Glthreads – Glue Based LinkedList

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: GLThread Definition

Lecture 3: Pictorial Difference

Lecture 4: Structure Field Offset

Lecture 5: Node Insertion

Lecture 6: Iteration

Lecture 7: Node Removal

Lecture 8: Code Walk – Demo

Lecture 9: Traditional Linked List Problems

Lecture 10: GLThread Benefits

Chapter 13: Appendix B – Thread Cancellation – Problem of Invariants and Resource Leaking

Lecture 1: Thread Resource Leaking Problem

Lecture 2: Data Structure Corruption – Invariants

Chapter 14: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 1: Candies for you !

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