Abstract. This article introduces a self-stabilizing deadlock-detection algorithm for the OR model. The algorithm is complete, because it de-tects all deadlocks, and it is correct, because it does not detect false deadlocks. Because of the self-stabilization property, the algorithm sup-ports dynamic changes in the wait-for graph on which it works, and transient faults; also, it can be started in an arbitrary state. Previous deadlock-detection algorithms for the OR model are not guaranteed to recover from transient faults, nor can they be started in an arbitrary state. Once the algorithm terminates, each process knows if it is or not deadlocked; moreover, deadlocked processes know whether they cause or only suffer from deadlock.
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In the design of highly complex, heterogeneous and concurrent systems, deadlock detection remains an...
Although the problem of deadlock detection and resolution in distributed systems has been studied in...
This report introduces a new theorem and its proof about the problem of deadlock detection. First, ...
Deadlock detection is one of the most discussed problems in the literature. Although several al- gor...
A self-stabilizing system is a network of processors, which, when started from an arbitrary (and pos...
In highly automated devices, deadlock is a case that occurs when no system can permit its event whic...
The deadlock problems of automated manufacturing systems (AMS) are discussed in this paper. A dynami...
AbstractIn this paper, a model for solving the deadlock detection problem is introduced by using the...
This paper revisits the interconnection of self-stabilization and fault-tolerance. Self-stabilizing ...
We present a novel notion of deadlock for synchronization on arbitrary boolean conditions and a soun...
Deadlock is a circular wait condition that occur in multiprogramming, multiprocessing or distributed...
AbstractMcMillan (1992) described a technique for deadlock detection based on net unfoldings. We ext...
A new characterization of the system deadlock problem is presented in which sequences of resource ac...
Deadlocked threads cannot make further progress, and frequently tie up resources requested by still ...
As typical discrete event systems, flexible manufacturing systems have been extensively studied in s...
In the design of highly complex, heterogeneous and concurrent systems, deadlock detection remains an...
Although the problem of deadlock detection and resolution in distributed systems has been studied in...
This report introduces a new theorem and its proof about the problem of deadlock detection. First, ...