yeah, tell me again how the go approach is obviously vastly superiorpic.twitter.com/G2hlmM1y8w
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@RichFelker @bertjwregeer no, not in C, but /ABI/ compatibility is trivial to ensure when loading a .so when you design a new lang.
@RichFelker @bertjwregeer of course, it's still unsafe in general, because there are more invariants that can be violated, including...
@RichFelker @bertjwregeer security-relevant logic invariants, so you can't not rely on upstream doing things right.
@RichFelker @bertjwregeer (also, why are you still using memory-unsafe languages for parsing untrusted input? :p)
@RichFelker @whitequark sure, but I trust Red Hat to get that right. And now apps from Vendor B don't need to be updated.
@bertjwregeer @RichFelker @whitequark OK so all you are saying is you trust redhat but none else including your own build process.
@justincormack @RichFelker @whitequark I don't build apps. I deploy them. I get apps from 10 vendors in binary format.
@justincormack @RichFelker @whitequark I don't get to choose when to rebuild them. Upgrading one shared library can fix the flaw in all 10
@justincormack @RichFelker @whitequark rather than having to wait for all 10 to rebuild and redistribute their app as is required for
@justincormack @RichFelker @whitequark statically linked apps.
@bertjwregeer @RichFelker @whitequark well in that case you still dont get to fix the rest of the security flaws not in dynamic libs...
@justincormack @bertjwregeer @RichFelker yeah, that's no reason to reject time-proven solution that allows to hot-fix *some* flaws.
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