Creating a Circular Queue of Ints in C++ for Linux that works between threads and processes

The goal of this project is to create a reliable class in C++ called SharedMemoryQueue that allows for sending of unsigned ints from one Linux process to another in a safe way. To prove that this class works, you will create a client and server program to test the class out. Your assignment will be to make 2 simple console-based Linux applications in C++ (a client and a server) that implements a circular queue of unsigned ints so that the client can send unsigned ints to the server processes safely. The maximum size of the circular queue is 1000000 that will be passed as a parameter through the command line argument. We want a super fast implementation, so when you code this please keep this in mind. The client will start 3 threads. Each thread will send the numbers 0 to 1,000,000 continuously to a shared memory queue. For instance the client will send numbers 0 to 1,000,000 to the queue and then send 0 to 1,000,000 again continuously in a repeated fashion. You must use shared memory to store the data for the circular queue. You must use mutexes for synchronization 3 servers will be started as separate processes. Each process will listen to a client queue and print out the contents of that queue on a continuous basis. You must follow instruction in the attached project specifications. I will chose more than one person to do this task because I want the fastest most reliable version I can get. So do not fear if I have already chosen one person for this assignment. I will chose many to complete this task. This must be coded in C++ for Linux.