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Windows analogue with Unix command "ipcs -m"

Does Windows have the concept of system-wide shared memory sections and is there a command to list them?

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The closest program I can think of to test this would be Process Explorer . You will be able to search for shared memory segments (possibly called "sections", I'm not on a Windows machine right now, so I can't check) in the open process handle list.



Windows does not support shared memory sections that exist without a process holding a handle for them. No, there is no direct equivalent ipcs -m

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