Hi Chris,
as you mention, supporting such a use case safely is a non starter. That
of native interop tools that will come along once we start addressing
the foreign function problem, there will be a tool to create an
'unchecked' segment from a given address you might know by some other
means. Of course this is an unsafe functionality as there would be no
way for the API to know which spatial and temporal bounds should be
attached to this segment, but there will be ways for the user to attach
bounds him/herself.
Maurizio
On 04/02/2020 02:20, Chris T wrote:
Hello,
I am looking into JEP 370 and I noted this particular line:
- Share memory across multiple processes, and
I didn't see it listed in the goals - hence the curiosity -: is it
really possible that I can get a non-heap memory area that can be used by
two different processes (maybe JVMs)? If yes, how would that be achieved -
through the API? Any considerations for security?
I am thinking a basic scenario of a common memory cache but we can
imagine many more cases...
Thanks!
Chris T
