Assignment: Banker’s Algorithm Solution

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+ You are asked to implement a Banker’s Algorithm, your code will be judged by standard test case. + language: C++11, you are free to use all STL + Input: + First line is <font color=”#dd0000″>an integer r</font>, which is the number of resource types. + The second line will be <font color=”#dd0000″>r integers</font>, which…

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+ You are asked to implement a Banker’s Algorithm, your code will be judged by standard test case.

+ language: C++11, you are free to use all STL

+ Input:

+ First line is <font color=”#dd0000″>an integer r</font>, which is the number of resource types.

+ The second line will be <font color=”#dd0000″>r integers</font>, which are the maximum quantity of each resource.

+ Then will be following a list of commands. The commands are in three form:

1. New process registering, such as “<font color=”#dd0000″>1678 new 6 5 0 7</font>”, means process 1678 is a new process, whose maximum need of each resource is 6 5 0 7 (assume r is 4)

2. Resource requesting, such as “<font color=”#dd0000″>233 request 0 4 5 3</font>”, means process 233 is an old process, it request more resource, the need of each resource is 0 4 5 3.

3. Process termination, such as “<font color=”#dd0000″>233 terminate</font>”, means process 233 terminate and return all resources it holding.

+ Output:

+ For each command, output “<font color=”#dd0000″>OK</font>” or “<font color=”#dd0000″>NOT OK</font>” to determine if the command can execute. If OK, <font color=”#dd0000″>execute the command</font>.

Assignment: Banker’s Algorithm Solution
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