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The sample code has this, but it is no longer valid.

,exists=False)

Expected Behavior

Sample code should be correct and accurate.

Current Behavior

TypeError: SharedMemory.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'exists'

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Even if we don't delete the shared memory block using python, does it get automatically killed after the python process is run?

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When calling the stop or start methods for the client and the stop method for the server successively, this causes the script to crash.

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When these methods are called successively, the solution would be to simply inform the user that the system is already stopped or started.

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When calling the getAvailability method of the client just after the server is started, the availability of the server is always set to False.

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When this method is called, the solution would be to simply call the _checkServerAvailability before returning the availability status.

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Just like SharedArray for python3.6 there should be a function list() which return list of arrays created, can we add that funcitonality, i want to use that feature in my project

• Add numpy support

The readme says:

Encapsulation of the python shared_memory library.

What is shared_memory? Is that referring to the multiprocessing moudle or something else?

Is it a port of Python3.8 SharedMemory to use with earlier versions of python?

Are there any example code you can put in the readme on how to use your SharedMemory?