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    Hello Everyone, I am working in a project. That require to write a program which can run at the same time in several computers but sharing the common data. The size of data is about 50MB. Speed is a critical problem. Some operations allow all computers doing concurrently, but some operations allow one computer doing only (the data must be locked and have to synchronize to all others computers after that operation completed). I need some suggestions about that problems (idea, URL, samples...). Any advice is welcome. Thanks.

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      Hello Everyone, I am working in a project. That require to write a program which can run at the same time in several computers but sharing the common data. The size of data is about 50MB. Speed is a critical problem. Some operations allow all computers doing concurrently, but some operations allow one computer doing only (the data must be locked and have to synchronize to all others computers after that operation completed). I need some suggestions about that problems (idea, URL, samples...). Any advice is welcome. Thanks.

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      One solution is memory-mapping. 50mb is no problem given the size of memory nowadays. Kuphryn

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