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Engineering, 18.10.2019 19:00 GrainLeaf

Servers can be designed to limit the number of open connections. for example, a server may wish to have only n connections active at any time. as soon as n connections are established, the server will not handle more connections until at last one existing connection is closed. how would you use semaphores to limit the number of concurrent connections? assume that you have a function called () and one called which are called before and at the end of handling a connection. how would you add the necessary synchronization code to limit the number of concurrent connections to at most n?

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