Thanks for the help with this! I hadn't understood the docs well enough
to understand that the
sandbox module did allow restrictions on what library functions were
available.
Unfortunately the sandbox module is only available with guile 2.2+,
which makes it impractical
for my
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> Message: 1
> Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2019 20:31:54 +
> From: tantalum
> To: Guile user
> Subject: Re: sandboxing Guile extensions
> Message-ID: <52269e4a33f7a4941286ac5d02ba0...@posteo.de&
i think it is possible to restrict the bindings available for code that
is evaluated with eval-in-sandbox. eval-in-sandbox accepts a keyword
argument named #:module for supplying a module object which gives all
bindings that will be available to the evaluated code. a module with the
allowed bin
I have a GUI app
http://www.lightandmatter.com/ogr/ogr.html
in which I've just implemented a very rudimentary extension mechanism
using Guile. I'm not an experienced lisp programmer at all. This has
been
my first use of lisp beyond "hello, world."
The purpose of my extension
