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How does shmget allocate memory? Cannot access with linear addressing...
In the following example, I'm trying to use shmget to allocate memory for one integer, and 10 foo structs and trying to access them linearly. However, it errors out with an "Address Boundary error"....
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char* shmemPtr = (char*) shmat(shmid, 0, 0); You've got now a pointer to your shared memory block. It is a char *, pointing to the start of the block. So far, so good. int* iPtr = (int*) shmemPtr[0];...
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