PROVIDING ACCESS TIMES GLOBAL

Brand Owner Address Description
CRYOCONNECT LINDE GMBH DR. CARL-VON-LINDE STR. 6-14 PULLACH 82049 Germany Providing access times to global computer networks to allow users to access an interactive information and analysis tool for the monitoring and control of industrial refrigerators and freezers, in particular from the food sector, particularly for displaying current and past status and performance data of the apparatus as well as upcoming maintenance and repair services; rental of devices in the nature of communication apparatus and implements, for the transmission of data from industrial refrigerators and freezers, in particular from industrial refrigerators and freezers for use in the food sector;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Computer systems have resources that are often shared by plural processes (or threads). It is often desirable to limit access to these shared resources to one process at a time. Historically locks were used in conjunction with conditional tests to provide exclusive access to a region of code or data. Instead, a global variable contains a pointer to either a protected resource, or an exchange instruction. A process exchanges its' local variable with the global variable and jumps to the location in the exchanged local variable. If the global variable had the pointer to the shared resource before the exchange, then the jump enters the protected region. If not, the jump returns to exchange variables again. As soon as the pointer to the protected resource is returned to the global variable, a next exchange and jump will access the shared resource.