LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
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LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
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Re: LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
#2This is kind of cool. How do you prevent people from running malicious code?
Re: LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
#3This is kind of cool. How do you prevent people from running malicious code?
Id imagine that they take the same kind of approach that I do with https://perl.bot/ using the Linux namespace apis, seccomp and more.
Re: LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
#4This is kind of cool. How do you prevent people from running malicious code?
Very good question! I just take care of it. memory, cpu & disk. (Including fork bomb)!
Re: LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
#5Cool. Running a Haskell program with a compiler error doesn't show the error.
Re: LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
#6So how is it so fast?
Re: LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
#7Nice! Consider adding Lisp, scheme, forth?
Re: LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
#8Proposal to add support for perl6, d, zig?
Re: LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
#9Was considering using this as comparative language teaching tool, and the thing that struck me most was the verbosity of Java compared to other languages:
fun main(args: Array) {
println("Hello from Kotlin!")
}
vs. public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello from Java!");
}
}Re: LabStack: Multi-language programming playground
#10From the title I was hoping against hope that it would allow me to easily call functions written in one language from functions written in another.
Disappointed again.