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There shouldn't be any risk just compiling the code. In theory there could be a bug in the compiler that a clever hacker could take advantage of but is sounds extremely unlikely.

Be aware that building may be unsafe. For example in C# 'build event' allows you to specify arbitrary command lines to execute before and after building, which is obviously dangerous, and a lot easier to exploit than say buffer overflows in the compiler code.

There shouldn't be any risk just compiling the code. In theory there could be a bug in the compiler that a clever hacker could take advantage of but is sounds extremely unlikely.

There shouldn't be any risk just compiling the code. In theory there could be a bug in the compiler that a clever hacker could take advantage of but is sounds extremely unlikely.

Be aware that building may be unsafe. For example in C# 'build event' allows you to specify arbitrary command lines to execute before and after building, which is obviously dangerous, and a lot easier to exploit than say buffer overflows in the compiler code.

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JacquesB
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There shouldn't be any risk just compiling the code. In theory there could be a bug in the compiler that a clever hacker could take advantage of but is sounds extremely unlikely.