sharedmemory
nounUK /ˌʃeəd ˈmeməri/
US /ˌʃerd ˈmeməri/
A place in a computer where two or more programs can read and write the same information.
The two programs used sharedmemory to pass data back and forth quickly.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A memory region that multiple threads of one program can access at the same time.
The threads coordinated through sharedmemory to avoid conflicts.
3. In computing, a fast way for processes to exchange data without copying it.
Sharedmemory is often faster than sending messages over a network.
4. Any memory space that several users or devices can use together.
The cluster provides sharedmemory for jobs running on different nodes.