Mmap returns a void*, but not a volatile void*. If I'm using mmap to map shared memory, then another process could be writing to that memory, which means two subsequent reads from the same memory location can yield different values -- the exact situation volatile is meant for. So why doesn't it return a volatile void*?.
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为什么POSIX mmap没有返回volatile void *？
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