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No it's not. It has language bindings for pledge(2), which is different. There can be no one size fits all pledge for an interpreted language like perl, as prog
by notaplumber 6y ago
No it's not. It has language bindings for pledge(2), which is different. There can be no one size fits all pledge for an interpreted language like perl, as programs can make arbitrary calls to anything they want. But those programs can use pledge, as long as they consider the requirements of the runtime itself.
http://man.openbsd.org/man3p/OpenBSD::Pledge.3p http://man.openbsd.org/man3p/OpenBSD::Pledge.3p
- anthk 6y agoThat's what I wanted to mean, sorry. OFC an interpreter itself can't be pledged.
- notaplumber 6y agoSaying something is pledged has a very specific meaning. And in this context, has no relevance to the discussion as none of the perl components in base make use of these bindings.