On Mon, 2005-Nov-14 13:39:19 -0700, John Giacomoni wrote:
I am in need of a way to share memory between kernel space and possibly
multiple different user-space processes for an extended period of time.
This memory would need to be a single unpageable region.
Does the region have to have the same
On Tue, 15 Nov 2005, Peter Jeremy wrote:
Avoiding other mappings isn't that difficult, though it's not totally
trivial. You need to avoid KVA, stack, text, heap, shared libraries,
SysV SHM and other random mmap()'s. If this is a fairly custom
application, you can get a fairly good idea of
I am in need of a way to share memory between kernel space and possibly
multiple different user-space processes for an extended period of time.
This memory would need to be a single unpageable region.
I am using the vm routines as cribbed from mmap, however I'd like the
address spaces to be
John Giacomoni wrote:
I am in need of a way to share memory between kernel space and possibly
multiple different user-space processes for an extended period of time.
This memory would need to be a single unpageable region.
I am using the vm routines as cribbed from mmap, however I'd like the
On Nov 14, 2005, at 1:57 PM, Scott Long wrote:
John Giacomoni wrote:
I am in need of a way to share memory between kernel space and
possibly
multiple different user-space processes for an extended period of
time.
This memory would need to be a single unpageable region.
I am using the vm
John Giacomoni wrote this message on Mon, Nov 14, 2005 at 13:39 -0700:
I am in need of a way to share memory between kernel space and possibly
multiple different user-space processes for an extended period of time.
This memory would need to be a single unpageable region.
I am using the vm
On 15-Nov-05, at 3:58 AM, John Giacomoni wrote:
On Nov 14, 2005, at 1:57 PM, Scott Long wrote:
John Giacomoni wrote:
I am in need of a way to share memory between kernel space and
possibly
multiple different user-space processes for an extended period of
time.
This memory would need
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