Re:Microsoft unveils sandbox boundaries for Windows 8/Metro ...
by barrkel on Friday May 18, 2012 @09:08PM
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You don't need a virtual machine to sandbox C++; or rather, there's already a virtual machine in action, in the form of virtual memory and CPU privilege levels. The only way C++ (or any other native language) has to access to the outside its world is through calls to the kernel. Without direct file I/O APIs, options are even more limited (e.g. you can't easily write your own DLL loader).
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