Üretici ve Tüketici Problem This repository contains an implementation of the classic Producer-Consumer problem using semaphores and threads in C.

Overview The Producer-Consumer problem is a classic synchronization problem which demonstrates multi-process synchronization using shared resources. In our implementation:

Üretici (Producer) produces some items and then sleeps. Tüketici (Consumer) consumes those items and then sleeps. Both processes use semaphores to synchronize their actions and ensure that the producer doesn't produce more items when a certain number have not been consumed, and that the consumer doesn't consume items that haven't been produced.

Files Uretici.c: Contains the producer logic. The producer produces items and then signals the consumer to start consuming.

Tuketici.c: Contains the consumer logic. The consumer waits for the producer signal to start consuming the items.

Usage Compile the source files: bash Copy code gcc Uretici.c -o Uretici -lpthread -lrt gcc Tuketici.c -o Tuketici -lpthread -lrt Run the compiled binaries in separate terminal windows or processes: bash Copy code ./Uretici ./Tuketici Clean-up If you stop the program using CTRL + C and face issues when starting it again, you might need to manually remove the semaphores:

bash Copy code rm /dev/shm/sem_for_tuketici rm /dev/shm/sem_for_uretici Contributing Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.