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Explore concurrent programming with this classic implementation of the dining philosophers problem. Philosophers navigate a dining table, juggling between thinking and eating, showcasing synchronization challenges and resource allocation in a shared environment.
“Philosophers is a concurrency project simulating the Dining Philosophers problem. It uses threads and mutexes to manage shared resources, prevent deadlocks, avoid race conditions, and ensure accurate timing so each philosopher can eat, think, and sleep without starving
The famous "Dining Philosophers" problem coded in C using two methods. The first one using threads and mutexes, and a second one using processes and semaphore.