COMP2046内存并行管理

Coursework COMP2046: Memory Management and Concurrent Programming

 Weight: 20% module marks

Deadline: 22nd December 2023, 5pm Beiging time

Submission: Create a single scyXXX.zip (Student account) file containing your source code files and reports. We will need to rebuild your code to test your implementation. You should submit your single zip file through Moodle.

Copying Code and Plagiarism

 You may freely copy and adapt any code samples provided in the lab exercises or lectures. You may freely copy code samples from the Linux/POSIX websites, which has many examples explaining how to do specific tasks. This coursework assumes that you will do so and doing so is a part of the coursework. You are therefore not passing someone else’s code off as your own, thus doing so does not count as plagiarism. Note that some of the examples provided omit error checking for clarity of the code. You are required to add error checking wherever necessary.

You must not copy code samples from any other source, including another student on this or any other course, or any third party (such as GPT). If you do so then you are attempting to pass someone else’s work off as your own and this is plagiarism. The University takes plagiarism extremely

seriously and this can result in getting 0 for the coursework, the entire module, or potentially much worse.

Coding and Compiling Your Coursework

 You are free to use a code editor of your choice, but your code MUST compile and run on a Linux environment. It will be tested and marked on these machines.

IMPORTANT: There are source file memory_allocation_simulation.c available on Moodle for download that you must use. To ensure consistency across all students, apart from the number parameter setting changes and the required TODO code, you are not allowed to change anything in the given source files. You need to compile yo