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You always could, any of the thousands of React Native, Flutter or NativeScript apps are running a VM. What you can't do is run code that the user provides, or
by ricardobeat 6y ago
You always could, any of the thousands of React Native, Flutter or NativeScript apps are running a VM. What you can't do is run code that the user provides, or use it to sidestep app store updates (with plenty of exceptions for both rules).
- drdeca 6y agoThere are iOS apps that allow you to edit and run python code. The amount that it can do with the OS and stuff is fairly locked down, but in the version I used to have installed (incompatible with iOS 11, so I can’t use it anymore) iirc even allowed using import os to use some shell commands (though, of course, the shell was very locked down).
- klodolph 6y agoYou also can’t mprotect PROT_EXEC, which means no JIT.