Hi Christophe, > Christophe Gragnic <[email protected]> writes: >> It should be possible to >> find the original values from another instance of picolisp, for example. > > Is it always possible?
try it: in 1st console: $ ~/picoLisp/p : call -> 267631 : ^d in 2nd console: $ ~/picoLisp/p : call -> 267631 : ^d The number is the same. If you bind 'call' to NIL, I could (setq call 267631) and revert your change. >> Or simply call something that crashes PicoLisp, e.g. >> […] > > Here comes the power of embedded interpreters, which PicoLisp > does not have. Well, you could write one in PicoLisp! It should not be that hard and you would have a complete control over what you allow to be executed. Cheers, Tomas -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe
