When the State for a Dispatcher Object Moves to Signaled

question 9

Multiple Choice

When the state for a dispatcher object moves to signaled, the Windows kernel

• A) moves all threads waiting on that object to ready state if the dispatcher object is a mutex object.
• B) moves a fixed number of threads (possibly greater than one) waiting on that object to ready state if the dispatcher object is a mutex object.
• C) moves all threads waiting on that object to ready state if the dispatcher object is an event object.
• D) moves a fixed number of threads (possibly greater than one) waiting on that object to ready state if the dispatcher object is an event object.

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