This program simulates a multithreaded server processing jobs created in parallel. These processes are then added to a FIFO queue (implemented with a circular array) which the server then processes said requests by removing them from the queue. Their work is then logged to a file, and the work each thread reports the total jobs they've created and processed.
The GNU C Compiler can be used to compile this program. The following syntax is listed below.
gcc MTCSS.c -o <exe_name> -lrt -lpthread.
Once the program is ready for execution, the following command can be used to run the program:
<executable_path> <client_thread_count> <server_thread_count> <job_pool_size> <total_jobs> <processing_time_ms>
Once the program has completed you'll see the parameters you provided and the number of jobs each individual client/server thread has made/processed. Furthermore, service.log will have been created which can be accessed with the following command:
cat service.log
Each entry in service.log contains entries in the following format.
<timestamp (in_nanoseconds)> <thread_type_(“client”_or_“server”)> <thread_id> <job_pool_entry_index> <job_id>.
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