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    1. yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts 10 Aug 2017
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      Has anyone ever created a shared object between two v8 instances? Using shared memory, not like sync RPC with getters/setters

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    2. Mauro Mandracchia‏ @ideabile 10 Aug 2017
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      Would require('net').createServer && require('net').Socket work for you? And if is not would just a service like Redis just work for it?

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    3. yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts 10 Aug 2017
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      Haha, no I'm talking like actual shared, mutable memory - but with the API of a regular JS Object

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    4. Mauro Mandracchia‏ @ideabile 10 Aug 2017
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      I don't think that's possible, but you might prove me wrong. Although if you were capable of that, it might raise some security concerns.

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    5. Andrey Sidorov‏ @sidorares 10 Aug 2017
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      Definitely possible. There are plenty of shm modules like https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-shm-buffer … for example

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    6. Andrey Sidorov‏ @sidorares 10 Aug 2017
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      I tried one (can't remember which) for x11 mit-shm extension for node-x11 and that worked well

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      yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts 10 Aug 2017
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      Ohh, yeah - actually a shared buffer might just be all we need - from there keep state in two objects in sync by sending signals on change ✨

      5:13 AM - 10 Aug 2017
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