Jody Hagins(e)k dio:
On Mon, 12 Jun 2006 07:04:26 +0200 Ion Gaztañaga <igaztanaga@gmail.com> wrote:
This means that the OS will synchronize file and memory contents from time to time, since shared memory will be implemented with memory mapped files. However, I will create those files emulating shared memory with the FILE_ATTRIBUTE_TEMPORARY attribute, that according to MSDN:
Why not use the best native support for each platform, falling back onto a more common and portable approach when better native support is not provided?
That would mean that shared memory in POSIX and Win32 would have different lifetimes and your program wouldn't be portable, and you can use the native API for this. My intention was to present a portable solution that can be (maybe) standardized. But maybe I could present additional non-portable classes for Windows if that's useful for Windows programmers. Regards, Ion