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1. The document defines a function called process_func that is used to share memory between processes. 2. It first declares variables needed to create, open, and attach to a shared memory segment. It will name the segment "5678". 3. It then creates and attaches to the shared memory segment, checking for errors. Data can now be shared between processes by writing to the memory segment.

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1. The document defines a function called process_func that is used to share memory between processes. 2. It first declares variables needed to create, open, and attach to a shared memory segment. It will name the segment "5678". 3. It then creates and attaches to the shared memory segment, checking for errors. Data can now be shared between processes by writing to the memory segment.

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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 
' 
ll name our shared memory segment
13       
* " 
5678 
".
14       
*/
15      
keyct  
=  
5677 
;
16      
key  
=  
5678 
;
17
18      
/*
19       
*  
Create the segment 
.
20       
*/
21      
if 
  
(( 
shmidct  
=  
shmget 
( 
keyct 
,  
2 
,  
IPC 
_ 
CREAT  
|  
0666 
))  
<  
0 
)  
{
22          
perror 
( 
" 
shmget ct 
" 
) 
;        
23      
}
24      
if 
  
(( 
shmid  
=  
shmget 
( 
key 
,  
SHMSZ 
,  
IPC 
_ 
CREAT  
|  
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     fgets 
  ( 
shm 
,  
SHMSZ 
,  
stdin 
) 
;
43     * 
 ct 
= 
' 
s 
' 
;
44     val  
  =  
val  
+  
1 
;
45     wait 
  ( 
1 
) 
;
46     while 
    
(* 
ct  
!=  
' 
r 
' 
) 
;    
47   } 
 
48 }
 
49

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