libjail is pretty small, so it makes for a good proof of concept demonstrating how a system library can be wrapped to create a loadable Lua module for flua.
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I plan to add documentation and Lua code examples. And I should add $FreeBSD$ and unshebangify lib/flua/libjail/Makefile
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| 144 | Does this really work? This should be controlled with a MK_ variables... | |
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| 144 | I took it from about 13 lines down where clang does something similar. The goal is to not build a lib32 compat version of the Lua modules. It does seem to be working. | |
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- Add an example for the jail module
- Add a 3lua manpage section, with intro(3lua) and jail(3lua)
- Add __FBSDID to the jail module
- Unshebangify lib/flua/libjail/Makefile
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I'd eventually like to be able to iterate over running jails, but this isn't necessary for a first pass.
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| 1 | Needs a SPDX tag | |
| lib/flua/libjail/lua_jail.c | ||
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| 209 | You'll want to deconst this, as it needs to be free()d after it's pushed to the stack. | |
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| 237 | make analyze points out that this is a dead store, due to reassignment in the impending loop. | |