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Enforce memory quota on runtime program and data #1

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opened 2026-01-04 00:45:36 -05:00 by yukirij · 0 comments
yukirij commented 2026-01-04 00:45:36 -05:00
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To assist applications in safely executing user programs, the runtime should track the amount of memory used and fail with an error if an allocation would exceed a specified quota—by default, no quota should be enforced.

To assist applications in safely executing user programs, the runtime should track the amount of memory used and fail with an error if an allocation would exceed a specified quota—by default, no quota should be enforced.
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