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Shared Memory

Would it be possible to leverage the SID of a UWP app to create shared memory between it and a desktop application? My objective is to leave the UWP app as is and not implement any special calls inside the UWP app beyond opening a "LOCAL" shared memory pipe, and then leverage the desktop side, given it has admin rights, to connect to this shared memory region.

Is something like this doable? Are there any examples of this out in the wild. This is currently one of the biggest limitations of UWP, not being able to have a fast memory channel to other processes. Clearly, any memory area can be made accessible on the desktop side. I'd rather not have to resort to the very old school approach of hunting down a magic string in memory.

I've asked a handful of key Microsoft devs that do know how this could be done and never gotten a reply back (you know who they are).

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