This document is a lab report for an Operating Systems class. It details the implementation of the Bankers Algorithm for deadlock avoidance in Java. The code includes inputting the number of processes and resources, allocation matrix, max matrix, and available matrix. It then calculates the need matrix and uses a while loop to check if processes can be safely allocated, outputting either that all processes were safely allocated or that not all could be.
This document is a lab report for an Operating Systems class. It details the implementation of the Bankers Algorithm for deadlock avoidance in Java. The code includes inputting the number of processes and resources, allocation matrix, max matrix, and available matrix. It then calculates the need matrix and uses a while loop to check if processes can be safely allocated, outputting either that all processes were safely allocated or that not all could be.
This document is a lab report for an Operating Systems class. It details the implementation of the Bankers Algorithm for deadlock avoidance in Java. The code includes inputting the number of processes and resources, allocation matrix, max matrix, and available matrix. It then calculates the need matrix and uses a while loop to check if processes can be safely allocated, outputting either that all processes were safely allocated or that not all could be.