How to get Shared Object in Shared Memory

Question

Our app depends on an external, 3rd party-supplied configuration (including custom driving/decision making functions) loadable as .so file.

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Answer 1

Placing actual C++ objects in shared memory is very, very difficult, as you have found. I would strongly recommend you don't go that way - putting data that needs to be shared in shared memory or a memory mapped file is much simpler and likely to be much more robust.