
Hi,
Thank you very much for your reply.It is quite surprising for me
as to why I couldn't get a reply on this issue from the multi array authors
even after I did raise a feature request for the same..
And I dint understand what you meant when you said
"I've revised a bit multi_array implementation".Did you mean
that you have modified multi_array implementation?If yes will I be able
to find it in the vault.?In case you dint mean that then lam sorry for the
misconception..
Regards,
sankar
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 8:54 PM, Ion Gaztañaga
sankar lingam wrote:
I was working with boost multiarray and I found that multi arrays cannot be created in shared memory using boost interprocess..Will this be done in the future releases of boost??
Regards, sankar
Hi,
Since there's not been response to your questions, I've revised a bit multi_array implementation. Changes to support Boost.Interprocess are not trivial at all, because the implementation just stores the allocator in the outer layer of the design.
I'm afraid that the issue should be adressed by MultiArray authors.
Regards,
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