First_Layer I have a win32 dll written in VC++6 service pack 6. Let\'s call this dll as FirstLayer. I do not have access to FirstLayer\'s source code but I need to call it from managed code. The prob
I\'m looking to do some IPC with shared memory segments in C \\ Linux. I go on creating it like normal :
Consider a complex, memory hungry, multi threaded application running within a 32bit address sp开发者_JAVA百科ace on windows XP.
One of Go\'s slogans is Do not communicate by sharing memory; instead, share memory by communicating.
Suppose that a process is creating a mutex in shared memo开发者_Go百科ry and locking it and dumps core while the mutex is locked.
So I have a problem that I don\'t really know how to go about. I was hoping maybe you could let me know how to deal with it.
Any idea about loading the data from database to shared 开发者_开发技巧memory, the idea is to fasten the data retrieval from frequently used tables?the server will automatically cache frequently used
If I run an shm_get_var(), will it return a \"reference\", keeping the data in shared memory? I\'m wanting to keep an array about 50MB in size in shared memory so that it can be used by multiple proc
I have a message queue from which I am getting messages in a loop. The problem is that I don\'t know how to exit the loop. msgrcv returns type size_t so it keeps going. What value should开发者_StackOv
I can use ipcs(1) to list out the active shared memory objects on a Solar开发者_JAVA百科is 10 box, but it lists them by key.I\'m opening the objects via shm_open(3), though, which takes a character st