Standard for Shared Memory?

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Hey !!  [[ Hey What?!?  --wnl ]]

Currently we evaluate the portability of large software products.  This
software products uses the shared memory facilities of unix in an
extensive fashion.

We are interested in existing restrictions for the maximum of available
shared memory segments and the overall shared memory space for different
machines [e.g. Sun, Apollo, HP, ..].

We are also interested in experiences, porting software [using shared
memory] from one machine to another.

Does a shared memory concept exist, not limited by hardware restrictions,
portable to 'all' unix based systems?

Please reply by mail

Martin

Mail address : unido!cadlab!martin

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