Deadlocksituationer
Deadlocksituationer describe a state in which two or more processes or actors are blocked because each holds a resource the others require, so none can proceed. The term is used mainly in computer science but applies to other domains such as traffic and manufacturing.
Four conditions are commonly cited as necessary for a deadlock: mutual exclusion (resources are non-shareable), hold
Examples: In computing, two processes each hold a lock on separate data and wait for the other's
Prevention and resolution: Prevention eliminates at least one condition, e.g., by requiring that all resources be
Related concepts include livelock, starvation, and resource allocation graphs.