Use Shared Objects on Linux

By Sachin O. Agrawal
2005-05-27


Environmental assumptions
This text is highly specific to the Red Hat Linux 7.1 distribution for 32-bit x86 Intel architectures, as GNU C++ compiler version 2.95 and associated tools were used to build and test the sample program. However, you can apply the overall concepts equally well to any machine architecture, operating system, and compiler combinations.

Tutorial Pages:
» Make shared memory work for you, not against you
» Environmental assumptions
» Sample program
» Making shared memory work
» Resources


First published by IBM DeveloperWorks

Related Tutorials: » How to Install PHP 5 on Linux » How to Install Apache 2 on Linux » How to Install MySQL 5.0 on Linux » SMB Caching » Mound --Bind » Tar Wild Card Interpretation

Tutorials AJAX ASP CGI & Perl CSS Flash HTML Illustrator Java JavaScript Linux MySQL PHP Photoshop Python Wireless XML Miscellaneous Scripts AJAX ASP ASP.NET CGI & Perl Flash Java JavaScript PHP Python Remotely Hosted Tools & Utilities XML Web Hosting Articles ASP.NET Budget Dedicated Servers Ecommerce Linux Resellers Shared Small Business Windows Developer Manuals Learn HTML Learn PHP Learn CSS Learn AJAX Learn JavaScript Learn Pear White Papers Resources Developer Tools Developer Content Dedicated Servers