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OS考研模拟试题8及答案

OS考研模拟试题8及答案
OS考研模拟试题8及答案

计算机操作系统模拟题八

一.选择题(在下列各小题的备选答案中,请把你认为正确答案的题号,填入题干后的括号内。多选、少选及选错不给分。每题3分,共15分)

1.分时操作系统需要使用下面哪些成份。()

①多道程序设计技术②作业说明书

③终端命令解释程序④中断处理

⑤优先级调度⑥系统调用

2.进程具有哪些特性。()

①动态性②共享性③并发性④相互制约性⑤独立性⑥静态性

3. 在页式虚存管理系统中,若常发生抖动影响CPU的利用率,从系统管理员的角度,则下面哪些方法可改善CPU的利用率。()

①用一个更快的CPU ②用一个更大的辅存③减少多道程序的道数

④增加多道程序的道数⑤增大主存⑥采用更快的I/O设备

4.在文件系统中,为实现文件保护一般应采用下面哪些方法。()

①口令②密码③访问控制④复制⑤在读写文件之前使用OPEN系统调用

⑥在读写文件之后使用CLOSE系统服务

5. 从资源分配角度,操作系统把外部设备分为( )

①独占型设备②共享型设备③快速型设备④慢速性设备

⑤块设备⑥字符型设备⑦虚拟设备

二、(9分)对访问串:1,2,3,4,1,2,5,1,2,3,4,5, 指出在驻留集大小分别为3,4时,使用FIFO和LRU替换算法的页故障数。结果说明了什么?

三.(8分)简述文件的二级目录组织形式。欲实现文件共享如何处理?

四.(8分)假设有5道作业,它们的提交时间及运行时间由下表给出:

作业提交时间(时)运行时间(小时)

1 10 2

2 10.05 1

3 10.25 0.75

4 12.2

5 0.5

5 12.5 0.25

若采用FCFS和SJF两种调度算法,指出作业以单道串行方式运行时的被调度顺序及平均周转时间。

五.(10分)设有如下图所示的工作模型。

四个进程P0,P1,P2,P3和四个信箱M0,M1,M2,M3进程间借助相邻的信箱传递消息:每次从中取出一条消息,经加工送入中。其中M0,M1,M2,M3分别设有3,3,2,2个格子,每个格子放一条消息,初始时,M0装满了三条消息,其余为空。写出使用信号量实现进程(i=0,1,2,3)同步及互斥的流程。

六.(10分)设系统中仅有一类数量为M的独占型资源,系统中N个进程竞争该类资源,其中各进程对该类资源的最大需求量为W。当M、N、W分别取下列值时,试判断哪些情况会发生死锁?为什么?

① M=2,N=2,W=1 ②M=3,N=2,W=2 ③M=3,N=2,W=3

④M=5,N=3,W=2 ⑤M=6,N=3,W=3

参考答案

一.选择题(每题3分,共15分)

1.(①②④⑥)

2.(①③④⑤)

3.(③)

4.(①②③④)

5.(①②⑦)

二、当驻留集为3时,采用FIFO替换算法,页面故障数为9次;采用LRU替换算法时,页面故障数为10次。

当驻留集为4时,采用FIFO替换算法,页面故障数为10次;采用LRU替换算法时,页面故障数为8次。

结果表明,FIFO替换算法的故障数不随驻留集增大而减少;而LRU算法的故障数随驻留集增大而减少。

三.把记录文件的目录分成主文件目录和由其主管的若干个子目录,各子目录的位置由主目录中的一项指出。应用中常设一个主文件目录,而为系统中每一个用户设立一张主文件目录MFD,每个用户的所有文件均设立一个用户文件目录UFD,作为MFD中的一项。用以描述UFD

的文件名和物理位置,即UFD是用户全部文件的文件控制块的全体。

在二级文件目录中,欲共享文件需给出一个文件的全路径名。由系统从根目录开始检索;或者用户将其当前目录指向另一用户的子目录上,以实现共享访问。

四.采用FCFS调度算法的被调度顺序为1à2à3à4à5

平均周转时间为T =(T1+T2+T3+T4+T5)/ 5 = (2+2.95+3.5+2+2) / 5 =2.49 (小时 )

采用SJF调度算法的被调度顺序为1à3à5à4à2

平均周转时间为T=T1+T2+T3+T4+T5)/ 5 = (2 +2.5 +0.5 +1.25 + 4.45 ) / 5 =2.14(小时)

五.定义如下公共信号量:

mutex0 ~ mutex3 : 分别用于控制互斥访问M0 ~ M 3,初值为1。

full0 ~ full3 : 分别用于控制同步访问M0 ~ M3 ,其中full0 初值为3,full1 ~ full3 初值为0,表示信箱中消息条数。

empty0 ~ empty3 : 分别用于同步控制对M0 ~ M3的访问。Empty0初值为0,empty2~ empty3初值为2,empty1初值为3,分别用于表示信箱中空格子个数。

另用send ( Mi , message )表示将消息送到(Mi mod 4)号信箱中;而用receive ( Mi,message )表示接收已存在于( Mi mod 4 )中的消息。

则使用信号量实现进程Pi (i = 0 , 1 ,2 ,3 )同步及互斥的流程如下:

mutex0 , m utex 1, m utex2 , m utex3 : semaphore ;

full0 , ful l1 , ful l2 , ful l3 : semaphore ;

empty0 , em pty1 , em pty2 , em pty3 : semaphore ;

begin

mutex0 : = 1 ; mutex1 : = 1 ; mutex2 : = 1 ; mutex : = 1 ;

full0 : = 3 ; full1 : = 0 ; full2 : = 0 ; full3 : = 0 ;

empty0 : = 0 ; empty1 : = 3 ; empty2 : = 2 ; empty3 : = 2 ;

Parbegin

P0:begin

repeat

P ( mutex0 ) ;

P ( full0 ) ;

Receive ( M0,message);

V (empty0 ) ;

Processing the message until finished;

P ( mutex1 ) ;

P ( empty1 ) ;

Send ( M1,message ) ;

V ( full1 ) ;

V ( mutex1 ) ;

Until false ;

end ;

P1:{可类似于P0实现之};

P2:{可类似于P0实现之};

P3:{可类似于P0实现之};

Parend ;

End;

六.③可能会发生死锁。只要一个进程占用了少于3个独占型资源而另一个进程占用了其余的独占型资源,两个进程都会相互处于等待对方进程释放资源的状态。

⑤也可能会发生死锁。当每个进程都分配了两个资源时,3个进程都会彼此等待。

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