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@LarsJK AFAIK yes, but note also that my Linux system is using LUKS, which I'd imagine is pretty similar in terms of overhead.

> 1. Should it be process or module scoped? Multiple threads could run with different policy (with caveats), but that's not terribly different from process-level policies. So yes, process scoped....

@qard Any permission system with support for multiple sets of permissions requires sufficient separation between the permission sets and the units of isolation they apply to. This means the units...

@Qard > It seems to me that to adequately control I/O you need either module-level blocking of use in some way or super granular process-wide control of interfaces like saying...

I'm not interested in porting, and would like to avoid definition files. If TypeScript-supported JSDoc would be sufficient, I'd be happy to accept a PR adding that.

> 1 - I'm trying to run a 32 bit dll in a 64 bit node instalation, it's possible? I don't think that's going to work. Is there any chance...

> My guess is that, because it's a 32 bit version dll it's not recognized. That's my guess as well. I don't have a Windows machine handy to test, but...

@jamesmeneghello Does the latest version of `dd-trace` resolve this for you?

@fruwe Does this happen with the latest tracer version? Also, can you open an issue with [support](https://www.datadoghq.com/support) for this?

@flovilmart Note also that undici has also recently added support for diagnostics channel, so we'll want to use that in versions of undici where that's available. https://github.com/nodejs/undici/blob/main/docs/api/DiagnosticsChannel.md