Hello Jeroen,
You can use /dev/shm I think, just change the conf file to create a
directory there on boot. Ubuntu has decided to throw everything in
/run these days. /run/shm is linked to /dev/shm for example.
I'm not sure if in the 21st century and 64 bit address space is
heap/stack crashes are
Hi Steve,
Except for the function prototypes closely matching malloc/free, is
there any difference or advantage to using mmap/munmap with MAP_SHARED
or the Posix shm_open/shm_unlink calls?
As for the location I would recommend /dev/shm instead of /run as the
latter is not guaranteed to be memory
I've always been interested in Shared Memory. It was like the
dual-port memory chips that were popular in the 80's. Simultaneous
Memory access by two ALU's.
Truth be told, I never really used multiple-write. Instead, only
one-write, read-many in software. Then too, I always liked the file
