Thanks, Jakob.
It would appear that an object's creation context indicates "which
NativeContext initiated a certain action. V8 needs that information for
security checks."
Is that correct? An object's creation context is used for security checks?
Is there no other significance to it?
(And als
See here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ux2XfRtiMhIl4Cjok6YLhE6Yh5Q20u84ai61PHFMggE/edit
Also, why don't contexts within the same isolate share built-ins such as
> Math et al?
>
So that one can do delete Math.max and any other s aren't
bothered by that.
(And also because functions have ide
Greetings!
Can someone confirm that a V8 object can be used safely across contexts
within the same isolate?
A related question: What is the significance of an object's creation
context?
Also, why don't contexts within the same isolate share built-ins such as
Math et al?
Thanks in advance!
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