从共享内存C ++ POSIX读取字符串

Question

In my other question one user help me with send string by shared memory. But when I try to receive this data program says Core dumped . I try this code:

key_t lineKey = ftok("/tmp", '1');
int sharedLine = shmget(lineKey, sizeof(std::string), IPC_CREAT | 0666);
std::string *line = (std::string *)shmat(sharedLine, NULL, 0);

sem_t *reader1_sem;
reader1_sem = sem_open("reader1_sem", O_CREAT, 0666, 0);

while (1) {
    sem_wait(reader1_sem);
    std::cout << (*line);
}

I tried also rewrite this to char * but it not working too ( char *line = (char *)shmat(...); ).

Answer 1

You cannot place an std::string on shared memory; The pointers that are stored internally in this object are not meaningful outside the running process.

The C++ committee envisioned at some point that you ought to be able to use a shared-memory allocator that would use relative pointers (eg maybe see here ):

std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, magic_allocator<char>>

However, this is hampered by the unspecified nature of standard library implementations; the Standard does not actually mandate that standard library classes that use allocators also use allocator pointers internally. (I think this is LWG 1521 .)