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Shared memory can certainly do this. Even separate processes can use shared memory to communicate lock free using atomics. Other than that, I wonder if nested
by BubRoss 7y ago
Shared memory can certainly do this. Even separate processes can use shared memory to communicate lock free using atomics.
Other than that, I wonder if nested page tables that are normally used for virtualization can be used to separate address spaces within a process.