another argument against shared libraries
gwyn at brl-vld
gwyn at brl-vld
Sat Aug 13 06:26:16 AEST 1983
From: Doug Gwyn (VLD/VMB) <gwyn at brl-vld>
UNIX System V shared memory sets up page table entries for the processes
involved; what else did you expect? I wouldn't say they completely
redesigned major chunks of the kernel, but exec, exit, etc. do have hooks
into the shared-memory module.
This shared memory is really shared memory. I believe it was added to
UNIX by the Real-Time folks, who need this kind of thing. Sockets are
not the universal answer to everybody's IPC needs.
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