From: "Jay" <ok11 AT ihatespam DOT sprint DOT ca>
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Subject: Sharing memory
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Is it possible to have a set of allocated memory that is shared between 2
programs? For eg. If we allocate a buffer in program "A", have program "A"
execute child program "B" while passing the address of the buffer to program
"B", and have program "B" use the same memory allocate in program "A". Is
that possible?