Bully Algorithm In Distributed Systems
The C Code Implements The Bully Election Algorithm For A Distributed System By Initializing Processes With Unique IDs And Active Status. The User Inputs The Number Of Processes And IDs Of Failed Processes. If The Coordinator Fails, An Election Starts From A User-specified Process, Which Sends Election Messages To Higher-ID Processes. Active Higher-ID Processes Reply; If None Respond, The Initiating Process Becomes The Coordinator. The Elected Coordinator Broadcasts Its Status To All Processes, With Detailed Outputs For Each Step.
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The C code implements the Bully Election Algorithm for a distributed system by initializing processes with unique IDs and active status. The user inputs the number of processes and IDs of failed processes. If the coordinator fails, an election starts from a user-specified process, which sends election messages to higher-ID processes. Active higher-ID processes reply; if none respond, the initiating process becomes the coordinator. The elected coordinator broadcasts its status to all processes, with detailed outputs for each step.
Features
- Initializes processes with unique IDs and active status.
- User inputs the number of processes and failed process IDs.
- Detects and handles failed coordinators.
- Starts election from a user-specified process.
- Sends and receives election messages.
- Declares new coordinator if no higher-ID processes respond.
- Elected coordinator broadcasts status.
- Provides detailed output for each step.
Information
| Category | Scripts & Code / C & C++ |
| First Release | 30 June 2024 |
| Last updated | 30 June 2024 |
| Files included | .c |
| File Size | 1 MB |
| Frameworks | C & C++ |
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