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The Shared Memory model is used in DistributedSystems to provide a single address space for the entire system. This has only become possible with the advent of 64-bit memory addressing which, some researchers claim, is adequate for addressing a complete distributed system.
A global NameSpace is usually used for all shared objects in the distributed system.
- IanDavis, 20 Oct 1997
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