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Re: [MiNT] Security again
> JK>If instead there was a centralized 'dispatcher' (such as TraPatch) all
> JK>this could be avoided. Sure, in some cases there could still be
> JK>collisions over a specific call, but it would be much less common.
> Don't forget that the chain will be reduced to the TraPatch dispatcher for
> most calls
I thought that was what I said.
> JK>Also, something patched in via TraPatch wouldn't need XBRA, so there
> JK>would be no such links for anyone else to need access to.
> TraPatch currently relies on XBRA. Changing that would mean a complete
> redesign
Which is something I don't have any problem with.
It's the idea itself I'm promoting.
I'd prefer a scheme where the kernel/TraPatch is completely responsible
for whatever chaining is still needed and all called routines return
with a normal RTS.
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