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Thank you for sharing this work; it has been a great help! I was wondering if you could show me a working example of using shared memory within both the parent and child threads? I created a shared memory object and set it to a value using the set() method. That value is accessible in the parent but not in the child (it says 'key not found')
Samee.
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Hi,
Thank you for sharing this work; it has been a great help! I was wondering if you could show me a working example of using shared memory within both the parent and child threads? I created a shared memory object and set it to a value using the set() method. That value is accessible in the parent but not in the child (it says 'key not found')
Samee.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: