“In an object-oriented system, when an object receives a
message, it can fire off a set of events. Mostly, these events are
handled in a synchronous manner: the calling process or thread
sending the object a message receives and handles events before the
send-message call is completed. However, the situation changes
slightly if the object shooting off the events is shared by more
than one process and resides in shared memory.“This article describes this scenario in detail using two C++
design patterns and demonstrates the solution with sample
code…”
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