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Agreed, 150%. My comment had more to do with rejecting files than it did with embracing environ as a suitable alternative.
SQLite is likely the most trouble-free option at the moment.
With that being said, it would be nice to see Android's sys/system_properties.h ported to GNU/Linux proper and, from there, other Unixen.
> I would encourage you to play around with ghidra, just to see what return oriented programming and ARM limits does.
Having worked professionally in reverse engineering at DoD, I can assure you that this is something I'm intimately familiar with.
Files and environ are bad.
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Agreed, 150%. My comment had more to do with rejecting files than it did with embracing environ as a suitable alternative.
SQLite is likely the most trouble-free option at the moment.
With that being said, it would be nice to see Android's sys/system_properties.h ported to GNU/Linux proper and, from there, other Unixen.
> I would encourage you to play around with ghidra, just to see what return oriented programming and ARM limits does.
Having worked professionally in reverse engineering at DoD, I can assure you that this is something I'm intimately familiar with.
Files and environ are bad.