alt Hacker News> Unlike perl, sbcl doesn't even pretend to care about security.
Mind expanding? What particular stuff does Perl have in terms of security here?
> Unlike perl, sbcl doesn't even pretend to care about security.
Mind expanding? What particular stuff does Perl have in terms of security here?
A lot, to the point where there's an entire security page in perldoc: <https://perldoc.perl.org/perlsec>
I wonder if a taint mode for SBCL would mean ignoring SBCL_HOME... that'd be a bit annoying for running more up-to-date SBCL versions on distros shipping with older versions.