Basic Data Structures and Algorithms in the Linux Kernel - The Phrygian Cap
Thanks to Vijay D'Silva's brilliant answer in cstheory.stackexchange.com I have been reading some of the famous data structures and algorithms used in the Linux Kernel. And so can you. Linked lists, doubly linked lists, lock-free linked lists.B+ Trees with comments telling you what you can't find in the textbooks.Priority sorted lists used for mutexes, drivers, etc.Red-Black trees are used are use
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Algorithms that are the main driver behind a system are, in my opinion, easier to find in non-algorithms courses for the same reason theorems with immediate applications are easier to find in applied mathematics rather than pure mathematics courses. It is rare for a practical problem to have the exact structure of the abstract problem in a lecture. To be argumentative, I see no reason why fashiona
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