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shmem topologies use the exact same pointers for topology, objects, everything in multiple processes by mmapping a shared memory segment at the same place in multiple processes. This is likely incompatible with pointer tagging if tags are supposed to be process-specific (or even finer grain). It fails on CHERI as discussed in #617. I think ARM has some pointer tagging features too, no idea if hwloc shmem would fail there too.
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shmem topologies use the exact same pointers for topology, objects, everything in multiple processes by mmapping a shared memory segment at the same place in multiple processes. This is likely incompatible with pointer tagging if tags are supposed to be process-specific (or even finer grain). It fails on CHERI as discussed in #617. I think ARM has some pointer tagging features too, no idea if hwloc shmem would fail there too.
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