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Remove setrlimit on FreeBSD #1
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An embeddable interpreter setting a limit that's inherited by spawned child processes is a disaster.. (in fact, the weird limit in Neovim's terminal was what caused me to discover this.) This code is a relic from the FreeBSD <10 days, and the check for FreeBSD version was not correct (__FreeBSD_kernel__ is defined anyway on newer versions). Let's just get rid of this.
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Thanks for the patch, merged. |
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An embeddable interpreter setting a limit that's inherited by spawned child processes is a disaster.. (in fact, the weird limit in Neovim's terminal was what caused me to discover this.)
This code is a relic from the FreeBSD <10 days, and the check for FreeBSD version was not correct (
__FreeBSD_kernel__is defined anyway on newer versions). Let's just get rid of this.--
ref: LuaJIT#332