Ajith |
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About Me
- About Ajith
- Biography
- Worked at Platform since 2000
- Location
- Markham, Ontario
- Interests
- Eating, sleeping
- Occupation
- Symphony Developer
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Use Case
I recently ran into a situation in which I needed my Symphony services to share some intermediate data running on the same host. There was a large amount of data and I didn’t want each service instance to have its own private copy. Having private copies will use up all the free memory on the host. I also wanted all processes to both read and write to this memory. I had heard about memory mapped files but never had a chance to use them. This seemed like a good opportunity...
I recently ran into a situation in which I needed my Symphony services to share some intermediate data running on the same host. There was a large amount of data and I didn’t want each service instance to have its own private copy. Having private copies will use up all the free memory on the host. I also wanted all processes to both read and write to this memory. I had heard about memory mapped files but never had a chance to use them. This seemed like a good opportunity...
Posted in Programming
I moved some of the entries in my blog to the Symphony Technical Articles area. These include the following;
The other entries I had can be found in the following areas;
I'll use this blog to discuss programming for HPC applications primarily using Symphony DE.
- Ajith
The other entries I had can be found in the following areas;
I'll use this blog to discuss programming for HPC applications primarily using Symphony DE.
- Ajith





