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Message passing-
The message-passing IPC mechanisms transfer data from one process or thread to another in messages across an IPC channel, as shown in Figure (1). If a large amount of data is transferred, it may be fragmented and sent in a sequence of messages. If there's more than one process receiving the data, each message may be sent multiple times, once for each recipient.
Shared Memory-
Shared memory allows multiple processes on the same or different hosts to access and exchange data as though it were local to the address space of each process. When networked applications have data that must be viewed and/or manipulated by multiple processes, shared memory facilities may be a more efficient communication mechanism than message passing.
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