What is a semaphore? — A semaphore (defined by Dijkstra) is kind of signaling solution for handling concurrency data integrity problems that arise in multi-threaded applications. It has a non-negative integer that supports 2 operations: - P() [proberen, to test/probe] - atomic operation that waits for semaphore to become > 1, then decrements it by 1 (wait) - V() [verhogen, to increment] - an atomic operation that increments the semaphore by 1, waking up any P (signal) The initial semaphore value will determine how many threads can run in the critical section at once.

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