How could the physical communications channel, used in Figure 9.4 for transferring messages between different CPU cores,
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How could the physical communications channel, used in Figure 9.4 for transferring messages between different CPU cores, be implemented in practice? What are the pros and cons of those alternative implementations?
Class discussion : Could the physical communications channel become a bottleneck for the synchronization and intertask communication services offered by the system task?
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The methods include Shared Memory Communication Cores can communicate with each other through a shared memory space where messages are written to and ...View the full answer
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