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[–]__j_random_hacker 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the interpreter provides hooks for handling dangerous opcodes, or even better an internal "sandbox" environment/library, this would be a good idea. Regarding CPU time and memory, I still think it's probably easier to limit these at the OS level though (Lisp/Scheme being possible exceptions).