sharedbuffer

noun
UK /ʃeəd ˈbʌfə/
US /ʃɛrd ˈbʌfər/

A shared buffer is a small storage space that more than one program can use to hold data for a little while.

The two programs passed messages through a shared buffer instead of writing to the disk.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In networking, a buffer shared by multiple connections or threads to smooth out bursts of traffic.

The router uses a shared buffer to queue packets from several ports.

3. In concurrent programming, a buffer protected by locks or semaphores so several threads can safely read and write it.

Producers and consumers exchanged items through a shared buffer guarded by a mutex.

4. In audio or video software, a memory region shared between processes to stream media without copying.

The editor and the renderer exchanged frames through a shared buffer.