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1. The document defines a process_func() function that accesses a shared memory segment. 2. It uses shmget() to locate the shared memory segment with a key of 5678 that was created by the server. 3. It attaches the located segment to its data space using shmat() and then prints the contents of the shared memory segment in a loop, incrementing a value each time.

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1. The document defines a process_func() function that accesses a shared memory segment. 2. It uses shmget() to locate the shared memory segment with a key of 5678 that was created by the server. 3. It attaches the located segment to its data space using shmat() and then prints the contents of the shared memory segment in a loop, incrementing a value each time.

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1 # 

 include 
  
" 
counter 
. 
h 
"
2
3  oid 
v  counter 
:: 
process 
_ 
func 
()
4 {
 
5      
char 
 c 
;
6      
int 
 shmidct 
, 
shmid 
;
7      
key 
_ 
t keyct 
, 
key 
;
8      
char 
  
* 
ct 
,  
* 
shm 
;
9      
char 
 buffer 
[ 
SHMSZ 
] 
;
10
11      
/*
12       
*  
We need to get the segment named
13       
* " 
5678 
" 
,  
created by the server 
.
14       
*/
15      
keyct  
=  
5677 
;
16      
key  
=  
5678 
;
17
18      
/*
19       
*  
Locate the segment 
.
20       
*/
21      
if 
  
(( 
shmidct  
=  
shmget 
( 
keyct 
,  
2 
,  
0666 
))  
<  
0 
)  
{
22          
perror 
( 
" 
shmget ct 
" 
) 
;
23      
}
24      
if 
  
(( 
shmid  
=  
shmget 
( 
key 
,  
SHMSZ 
,  
0666 
))  
<  
0 
)  
{
25          
perror 
( 
" 
shmget 
" 
) 
;
26      
}    
27
28      
/*
29       
*  
Now we attach the segment to our data space 
.
30       
*/
31      
if 
  
(( 
ct  
= ( 
char 
*) 
shmat 
( 
shmidct 
,  
NULL 
,  
0 
)) == ( 
char 
  
*) ‐ 
1 
)  
{
32          
perror 
( 
" 
shmat ct 
" 
) 
;
33      
}
34      
if 
  
(( 
shm  
= ( 
char 
*) 
shmat 
( 
shmid 
,  
NULL 
,  
0 
)) == ( 
char 
  
*) ‐ 
1 
)  
{
35          
perror 
( 
" 
shmat 
" 
) 
;
36      
}    
37  
38   val  
  =  
0 
;
39  
40   while 
  ( 
1 
)
41   {
 
42     while 
  (* 
ct 
!= 
' 
s 
' 
) 
;
43     printf 
  ( 
"% 
s 
" 
, 
shm 
) 
;
44     val  
  =  
val 
+ 
1 
;
45     wait 
  ( 
1 
) 
;   
46     * 
 ct 
= 
' 
r 
' 
;
47   }
 
48 }
 
49

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