C = only language that easily deals with shared mem. access ?

From: Spendius (spendius_at_muchomail.com)
Date: 11/17/04 

Date: 17 Nov 2004 00:17:32 -0800

Hi,
I've been searching for a few days which languages allow to
access zones of the shared memory, and the conclusion is that
C's (& C++ I guess) are the only one that permits that isn't it ?
(in fact I've only checked Java, Perl and Python)
The IPC::Shareable API in Perl doesn't look like it's widely used,
in Java there's nothing, the same in Python.

Am I mistaken ?

Thanks.
Spendius

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