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jefftk
3y ago
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If you squint at it right you could say C works that way: you have many processes each with their own heap and they can pass messages, but if they want larger data that's too expensive to pass around you can use shared memory.
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kaba0
3y ago
That’s just IPC, nothing inherent to C.
jefftk
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3y ago
Sure, you can do this in a lot of languages. I gave C mainly because it's the "native language" of Unix.
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