Yan 854 -- Shared Memory DROPs #92
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…registers shared memory drop to the memory manager.
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This merge transforms the underlying SharedMemory implementation used to facilitate multiprocessing (YAN-847) into stand-alone drops for explicit use.
Some documentation has been added to the
graphspage in the docs.Unlike the multiprocessing implementation, there is no fall-back to standard InMemory drops in the case of an incompatible system (Windows or python < 3.8) - it is assumed that specifically requesting shared memory is intentional.