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Assistant baker has: Chocolate Assistant baker has: Cream Assistant baker as: Plain bollur Fetch matching pai of ingredien Table where pair of 3. Inform that ingredients have been ingredients fetched is offered E.g. implemented as shared memory, i.e. synchronised access is required to avoid race conditions between processes accessing shared data structure 1. Offer pair of ingredien Master baker has: Cream Chocolate Plain bollur Mynd 1: Graphical view of the bolludagur problem from assignment 15 Last bolludagur, baker Ji was not able to produce enough bollur. To be prepared for next year, he wants to improve by using parallel baker processes: one master baker process distributes work to three assistant baker processes. Each assistant baker endlessly produces one bolla after the other. For this, each assistant baker needs three ingredients: cream, chocolate, and a naked" plain bolla. Each assistant baker has an infinite amount of only one type of ingredient that the two other assistant bakers in turn do not have. The master baker, however, has an infinite amount of all ingredients: he endlessly offers an arbitrary pair of two different ingredients to the assistant bakers and waits until one of the assistant bakers takes this pair: the assistant baker that has the matching third ingredient takes the offered pair of ingredients and assembles the final cream-filled and chocolate-topped bolla from it. Once the assistant baker has taken the offered Assistant baker has: Chocolate Assistant baker has: Cream Assistant baker as: Plain bollur Fetch matching pai of ingredien Table where pair of 3. Inform that ingredients have been ingredients fetched is offered E.g. implemented as shared memory, i.e. synchronised access is required to avoid race conditions between processes accessing shared data structure 1. Offer pair of ingredien Master baker has: Cream Chocolate Plain bollur Mynd 1: Graphical view of the bolludagur problem from assignment 15 Last bolludagur, baker Ji was not able to produce enough bollur. To be prepared for next year, he wants to improve by using parallel baker processes: one master baker process distributes work to three assistant baker processes. Each assistant baker endlessly produces one bolla after the other. For this, each assistant baker needs three ingredients: cream, chocolate, and a naked" plain bolla. Each assistant baker has an infinite amount of only one type of ingredient that the two other assistant bakers in turn do not have. The master baker, however, has an infinite amount of all ingredients: he endlessly offers an arbitrary pair of two different ingredients to the assistant bakers and waits until one of the assistant bakers takes this pair: the assistant baker that has the matching third ingredient takes the offered pair of ingredients and assembles the final cream-filled and chocolate-topped bolla from it. Once the assistant baker has taken the offered