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Subject: Re: util.c:796: `LOCK_SH' undeclared (first use this function)
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   From: cliffs@steam.com (Cliff Skolnick)
   Date: Mon, 13 Mar 1995 19:33:22 PST
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   No...but there are systems (like BSDI) where mmap is there and
   does not work right :-(.  If memory falls short, you get zero filled
   pages instead of pages form the backing store.

   Cliff

OK, then, let me rephrase the question --- are there systems where
there's a shared memory mechanism that works, and mmap() doesn't?

rst