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QuestionAnti virus live update corrupting file mapped shared memory Pin
avijaya28-Aug-09 4:59
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My project compromises of a set of different process talking to each other. They communicate via file mapped shared memory. I ran into a problem when I was doing a symantec antivirus liveupdate when the different processes of our application starts behaving erratically.

I had to reboot to recover and then excluded the directory of my application and the shared page file from antivirus scanning.

Now all the processes of my application for some strange reason began crashing everyday midnight while accessing the shared memory. I managed to find that when some of these processes were configured to not use the shared memory, those processes didnt terminate.

Can anyone shed light on why this could be happening - esp why application went for a toss during the liveupdate. Is there any way/tools to debug crashes in the file mapped shared memory files??

Appreciate your help.
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