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I would be nice if I could annotate a C++ class as sandboxed by using e.g. __soaap_sandboxed_class("sandboxname").
SOAAP should then treat every function in that class (including constructors and destructor) as running in a sandbox.
My current workaround is to add a dummy function that calls every method on the class (which can be quite a lot in some cases):
I would be nice if I could annotate a C++ class as sandboxed by using e.g.
__soaap_sandboxed_class("sandboxname")
.SOAAP should then treat every function in that class (including constructors and destructor) as running in a sandbox.
My current workaround is to add a dummy function that calls every method on the class (which can be quite a lot in some cases):
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