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ColdGrub1384 / LibTerm

iOS sandboxed terminal with Python, Lua and Clang
https://libterm.app
MIT License
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Can’t run any executables in /bin /sbin or ~/Documents #47

Closed dernyn closed 4 years ago

dernyn commented 4 years ago

iOS app : Can’t run any executables in /bin /sbin or ~/Documents

ColdGrub1384 commented 4 years ago

LibTerm cannot run executables. LLVM IR code can be ran with the lli command.

dullbananas commented 4 years ago

Because of the restrictions of iOS and iPadOS

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LibTerm cannot run executables. LLVM IR code can be ran with the lli command.

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dernyn commented 4 years ago

so you can use the 'package' command to install third party commands (are these not executables?), but you can call the commands from new pakages but not native iOS commands in specific local folders---is this correct?

dullbananas commented 4 years ago

Commands installed via package are written in Python. Custom native executables can't be executed.

dernyn commented 4 years ago

thanks for the clarification.