The trick is the allocated memory must be sharable between multiple
heavy weight processes, not just threads. For POSIX shared memory,
it's
usually implemented as a flat file on disk, and to share the "memory
segment", you're mostly just reading and writing a disk file. Malloc()
doesn't usually produce something that can be shared between
processes,
or under AmigOS4 is everything a thread of the core OS like an RTOS ?
indeed.. my first think would be to disable thread from start. For
example i've disabled it in my libboost that's because multithreading
with boost on os4 doesn't work very well.
So, maybe, discard that patch now (except for the network one and for
wstring). i'll try to test with out SysV IPC and i'll report if all
is ok
Andrea
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