wine users - Jan 2009 - Shared Memory and Memory Mapped I/O

I am running wine 1.1.12 on Solaris 10.  I have a windows application running
with wine that interfaces to other applications via "shared memory" or
"memory mapped I/O" or what ever the official name for this is.  In
windows I would typically use something like
Code:
token.hFileMapping = OpenFileMapping(0xF001F, false, "test");
token.location = MapViewOfFile(token.hFileMapping, 0xF001F, 0, 0, 1000);


 in windows to get the memory location to read or write to.   

I want to access the shared memory created by the windows application running
under wine with a linux application.  Using something like "shmat".

Is this possible?  Can someone point me in the right direction for this?

Thanks in advanced.

jluoni wrote:
> I want to access the shared memory created by the windows application
running under wine with a linux application.
It's possible however you'll have to take care of synchronization
between the two processes.
Of course what happens behind the scene is much more complicated in Wine so you
can't just use shmat. To get an idea of what all happens see
server/mapping.c