Comment by pizlonator

> without breaking existing contracts (like ld.so behavior)

If you think that Fil-C regresses ld.so then get specific. Otherwise what you’re doing is spreading fear, uncertainty, and doubt for no good reason.

Fil-C has always honored the setuid behavior provided by ld.so. There was a bug - since fixed - that the Fil-C runtime called getenv instead of secure_getenv.

> When a project makes 'big claims' about safety, less technical users might interpret that as 'production ready'.

Fil-C is production ready and already has production users.