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Naming things - mimmutable vs mseal

Naming things - mimmutable vs mseal

Posted Jan 20, 2024 20:03 UTC (Sat) by dezgeg (subscriber, #92243)
In reply to: Naming things - mimmutable vs mseal by Karellen
Parent article: mseal() gets closer

setuid() is one good example where the Linux syscall has different semantics than the libc setuid(). The syscall version only applies to the current thread which is not POSIX compatible. It's then libc which does setuid() for each thread of the process to match POSIX.


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