[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Okay, what about loading shared sections in to the wine server process, > and having processes that use those shared sections anonymously > mmap() them in to their own address space? Yes, except you need to create a temp file, since Linux still doesn't support shared anonymous mappings. This is what we do already for shared mappings, so it's not a problem; the only issue is how to associate the mapping with the dll, so that when another process loads this dll it can retrieve the right mapping from the server. -- Alexandre Julliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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