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Write a program to implement the reader/writer model for the attached pseudocode modified to produce only one million output instead of an infinite amount. use pthreads and linux semaphores (see the linux manpage for sem_overview for more information). include ten readers with one writer. the writer should produce one million outputs. verify that the readers receive an equal share of the information produced. explain your results regardless of the balance. use of mutex and monitor are prohibited and will result in a score of zero.
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