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dynamically growing size?
See original GitHub issueIs it possible that the size dynamically grows?
The docs should mention that the size are simply bytes.
The content of the shared memory file is a pickle file with pickle.HIGHEST_PROTOCOL.
So for each thing at least 5 bytes are necessary.
The interger 9223372036854775807 is 22 bytes.
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Maybe it would be good to extend the README that it mentions that the size heavily depends on the chosen Serializer implementation?
OK. I was just wondering if we can close+unlink when we reach that exception and re-create the memory block with duplicated size. Would that work with active child processes?