> What is the current correct approach to instantiating objects in > shared memory so that multiple processes can access the C++ objects? Why exactly do you want to do this? Maybe it is much easier to share data not objects. Simply then you must create an object in each process and for data processing use shared memory data (of course some locking will be needed if data will be changed). Or try using threads, if i'm not wrong, they exist in the same memory and they will see your object correctly. Arturas Moskvinas
