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The Question is:
If I have a file mapped to a global section accessed by one or more
processes I'll have to stop the processes before I can delete the file. How
do I find out which processes these are?
The Answer is :
The easiest approach is to track the global section access within the
application, and to provide an application-specific shutdown and cleanup
mechanism.
Short of rooting around in the page tables and the window control
blocks and the associated process channel lists, determining which
processes have mapped a global section is not a particularly easy
task -- global sections are little more than a variation on the basic
memory management page tables.
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