Samer
Reputation: 1980
is there a replacement of shared_memory_object in c++11
I am trying to convert a c++ code to c++11 style and I would like to stop using some boost related libraries. I know c++11 borrowed a lot of concepts from boost. Is there a replacement of shared_memory_object in c++11?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 175
Answers (1)
Ilya Popov
Reputation: 4010
No. There is no notion of "Shared memory" in the standard. And thus no facilities to work with it.
Upvotes: 4
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