Discussion
The priority ceiling protocol assigns to each resource a priority equal to
Answer: B
Correct answer: that of the highest priority task that may use it
The ceiling is set from the whole set of potential users rather than the current one, and a task may lock a resource only if its priority exceeds every ceiling currently held by another task. That rule bounds the blocking to one critical section and prevents deadlock outright, which priority inheritance alone does not.
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