This repository contains the programs and resources developed during the CSL204 Operating Systems Lab sessions.
This repository serves as a central hub for sharing and referencing the lab programs and resources created in CSL204. It aims to:
- Facilitate collaboration: Students can access and share code and resources with each other, enabling better understanding and troubleshooting.
- Maintain a record of work: Programs and resources are preserved for future reference and revision.
- Promote learning: Sharing and reviewing code and resources promotes knowledge exchange and reinforces key operating systems concepts.
The repository is organized into folders corresponding to each lab session topic:
- Bankers Algorithm: Contains programs and resources related to implementing and simulating the Banker's algorithm for deadlock prevention.
- Disk Scheduling: Contains programs and resources related to implementing various disk scheduling algorithms like FCFS, SSTF, SCAN, etc.
- IPC Semaphore: Contains programs and resources related to implementing and using semaphores for inter-process communication and synchronization.
- IPC shm: Contains programs and resources related to using shared memory for inter-process communication.
- Memory Allocation: Contains programs and resources related to implementing various memory allocation algorithms like fixed-size partitioning, variable-size partitioning, buddy system, etc.
- Page Replacement: Contains programs and resources related to implementing various page replacement algorithms like FIFO, LRU, OPT, etc.
- Process Scheduling: Contains programs and resources related to implementing various process scheduling algorithms like FCFS, SJF, Priority, etc.
- Shell programs: Contains shell scripts written for various tasks related to process management, file system manipulation, etc.
- System Calls: Contains programs and resources related to using various system calls for file operations, process management, etc.
- Fork the repository: This creates your own copy of the code and resources, allowing you to make modifications and contribute your work.
- Clone the repository: Download your forked copy to your local machine.
- Navigate to the relevant folder based on the lab session topic.
- Review and explore the provided programs and resources.
- Feel free to modify and adapt the code and resources for your own learning or project purposes.
Contributions are welcome to this repository. Please consider contributing by:
- Adding programs and resources from your own lab sessions.
- Improving existing code or documentation.
- Reporting any issues or bugs.
Before contributing, please review the following guidelines:
- Ensure your contributions are relevant to the CSL204 course.
- Follow the existing coding style and formatting.
- Provide clear and concise comments for your code.
- Open a pull request for your contributions.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License. Please refer to the LICENSE file for details.
For any questions or feedback, please feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository.
Important
This repository is intended for educational purposes only. The provided programs may be incomplete or contain errors. Use them at your own risk and discretion.