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Old 05-02-2007
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Originally Posted by elzalem
I need to allow p2 to gain access to all the memory space of p1. i can simply put em in a shared memory, but i was trying to find a substitute!
Then why bother with processes? Why not make it one process and use threads, that is effectively the same as multiple processes sharing one process' memory space.
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Old 05-02-2007
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Originally Posted by porter
Then why bother with processes? Why not make it one process and use threads, that is effectively the same as multiple processes sharing one process' memory space.
because HE (my teacher) wants processes! No one in my class knows threads Smilie , so he didn't let me do it using threads!
I did some threads using C (windows), it'll take me 10 minutes to know how to do them under unix:S
C'est la vie!
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