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Re: Objects in shared memory
- To: cxx-abi@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: Objects in shared memory
- From: mendell@xxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 5 Jul 1999 09:48:51 -0400
Unfortunately, we don't provide this ability. I think that there is a way to
get AIX to put
shared libraries at the same data/text offsets in each process, and that would
make it work,
but there is no general mechanism.
Mark
"Matt Austern" <austern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> on 07/01/99 07:03:01 PM
Please respond to "Matt Austern" <austern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Mark Mendell/Toronto/IBM@IBMCA
cc: cxx-abi@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Objects in shared memory
On Jul 1, 3:52pm, Jim Dehnert wrote:
> Subject: Objects in shared memory
> Mark,
> At the ABI meeting today, in discussing B-7, it was mentioned
> that someone believed that IBM provided the ability for users to
> put objects in shared memory. Can you confirm this, and if so
> describe precisely what is supported and how?
("Objects", in this context, meaning C++ objects of types that
have virtual functions or virtual base classes. The vptr is what
makes this a hard problem.)
--Matt
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