Re: FastMM4 - Help with shared memory ?

Pierre Y. wrote:

I have to write something to help third party vendors to send strings
to my application.

You might also look at named pipes.
Your app could have a pipe thread blocked on the named pipe (in the
dll)
Their app would call your dll to send the string through the pipe.
(Their interface would be the same as you wrote, just the internals
are different)


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