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Me too! I wonder why that is? I suspect that they wanted to use conditional expressions or something without having to use a "real" programming language with
by 1f60c 6y ago
Me too! I wonder why that is?
I suspect that they wanted to use conditional expressions
or something without having to use a "real" programming language with loops or I/O, which risks freezing the interpreter and leaking data.
- messe 6y agoIt's actually a DSL written in scheme that is then used to generate the sandboxing rules, so loops aren't possible. I had the chance to speak with the guys working on it about a year ago. macOS security is pretty neat stuff.