Question: about sharedmemory HOT 4 CLOSED

Yes shared_memory refers to the multiprocessing module.
Currently, this module is used in this project, so it is not compatible with earlier versions of python.

The purpose of this project is just to provide the possibility to use dict and list that contain any Basic data types, while simplifying the way to interact with shared memory by using it like publisher and subscriber.

If you're still interested, I will put some examples in the readme.

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Would definitely be interested in seeing some examples, and how it compares with using the multiprocessing module directly.

I'm currently using Python 3.7 for a project, but there may be a possibility to move to Python 3.8.

I wonder if there is a way to get it running with Python 3.7?

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I just added a simple example on how to share a string using the SharedMemory.
I will also add one on how to share a dict.

I quickly looked at what is available in python 3.7 for the multiprocessing module.
I think it's possible to adapt it to run on 3.7, I'm going to do some more research.

By the way, I will soon add the possibility to access to the shared list or dict as a normal list or dict.

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I finally changed the way my library works.
Instead of using the multiprocessing module, I use the posix-ipc module.
From now on it is possible to use it from python 3.6.

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