@ashish shared memory is pushed onto kernel stack whenever there is a context switch so it can be accessible only to process having the accessibility for that shared region however in case of ISR or some other service rotuine which handle different interrupts will not be able to communicate with that process because it is already pushed onto stack so..this statement can't be generalised that shared memory is an IPC mechanism....
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