| ▲ | foltik 10 hours ago | |
No idea what this vibe code is doing, but two processes on the same machine can always share a mapping, though maybe your PL of choice is incapable. There aren’t many libraries that make it easy either. If it’s not two processes on the same machine I wouldn’t really call it IPC. Of course a round trip will take more time, but it’s not meaningfully different from two one-way transfers. You can just multiply the numbers I said by two. Generally it’s better to organize a system as a pipeline if you can though, rather than ping ponging cache lines back and forth doing a bunch of RPC. | ||