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I load some perl script from socket,and store them into some
strings.Can I send the strings to perl directly and run them?

thanks

yong wrote:
> I load some perl script from socket,and store them into some
> strings.Can I send the strings to perl directly and run them?

You can create a gaping security hole by using eval().

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Thanks a lot.

And by the way,if I load the script to string with other language for
exmaple C,how can I do this?

thanks

yong <> wrote in comp.lang.perl.misc:
> Thanks a lot.
>
> And by the way,if I load the script to string with other language for
> exmaple C,how can I do this?

You ask a group that concerns itself with C.

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yong wrote:
> Thanks a lot.
>
> And by the way,if I load the script to string with other language for
> exmaple C,how can I do this?

Not nearly as easily. You need to write the string to a file, invoke
your favorite C compiler, and run the resulting executable. All of the
above needs to be done in a way that avoids collisions if multiple
instances of your parent script are running simultaneously.

yong wrote:

> And by the way,if I load the script to string with other language for
> exmaple C,how can I do this?

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