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Member 13218289 26-Nov-18 17:31pm View

This is happening in a single application. I have two different classes within the same application. The shared memory segment is created because it is utilized across many applications and DLLs. That's why I pass the address of the shared memory segment to each of the classes which may use it. This same project has been operating the same way since it was created using Windows XP.

Member 13218289 26-Nov-18 16:38pm View

The Shared memory contains int's and pointers such as HANDLES and pointer to the structure. The int's are being recognized but anything that is a pointer does not work.