> The alternative they present is arguably less secure because the function pointer will remain writable for the life of the process
The article mentions this, and also points to mprotect which you can use to protect the pointer.
Why people jump to criticize without reading first? BTW, you can ask an LLM to check your critique, before posting, if you don't want to read the text.
The article mentions this, and also points to mprotect which you can use to protect the pointer.
Why people jump to criticize without reading first? BTW, you can ask an LLM to check your critique, before posting, if you don't want to read the text.