another step closer to useable shared memory C API
(force/torque sensor needs new API) in a nutshell, users of shared memory physics API should not directly poke into shared memory, not fill 'SharedMemorCommand' nor read SharedMemoryStatus directly. The C-API declares 'handles' for those, to avoid it from happening.
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language "C++"
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files {
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"**.cpp",
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"**.h",
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"PhysicsClient.cpp",
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"PhysicsClientExample.cpp",
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"PhysicsServerExample.cpp",
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"main.cpp",
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"PhysicsClientC_API.cpp",
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"PhysicsServer.cpp",
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"PosixSharedMemory.cpp",
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"Win32SharedMemory.cpp",
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"../Importers/ImportURDFDemo/ConvertRigidBodies2MultiBody.h",
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"../Importers/ImportURDFDemo/MultiBodyCreationInterface.h",
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"../Importers/ImportURDFDemo/MyMultiBodyCreator.cpp",
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