Don wrote:
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I think shared memory is an example of memory resource that's not freed by
the OS on program exit.

Really? That sounds like an OS memory leak. Security issue, too: run your program, allocated shared memory, then exit. Repeat until all memory is exhausted.

Run your program, create a file, then exit. Repeat until all disk space is exhausted.

SYSV IPC objects have a persistent identifier through which they can be accessed by multiple processes.

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Robin KAY

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