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pyxntp is a Python module which allows the implementation of a Reference Clock Driver from python, via the xntpd Shared Memory interface.
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Big5con is a chinese console. This is an alpha version. Supported video card is VGA only, and, supported fonts are Minix/V and BDF. This program requires shared memory.
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The mbuff.o module and /dev/mbuff is intended to be used as a shared memory device making memory allocated in the kernel using vmalloc possible to map in the user space. It is especially recommended for RT-Linux tasks/user space communication.
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TOP-C is a library for easily writing parallel applications for both distributed and shared memory architectures. It hides the details of parallel programming, and presents the application programmer with a simple task-oriented interface.
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DIPC stands for Distributed Inter-Process Communication. It enables you to build and program clusters of Linux computers very easily. It provides, among other things, Transparent Distributed Shared Memory (DSM). No special hardware required
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kTaskMgr presents information about processes, threads, executable modules, shared memory, semaphores open files,.. on both system-wide and per process basis. kTaskMgr also enables you to kill processes and evt. change process/thread attributes.
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A semantic memory software tool “reflects” one's “imagination”. In it, arbitrary concepts may be described, stored, arranged, transformed, and shared. One may verbalize thoughts as they arise in the mind to externalize and digitize “mental obj
