mattgodbolt

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   by mattgodbolt 13y ago

   I'm not quite sure what you were expecting to happen - here the template just recurses, but as a run-time recursion. GCC and the explorer handle it just fine. Doing the more usual template<N-1> trick lets you hit the -ftemplate-
2. 152.▲
   by mattgodbolt 13y ago

   I've done my best to protect against these too with both babysitting process timeouts and as a last line of defense, ulimit "limits". Thanks for sharing those utterly evil examples though! :D
3. 153.▲
   by mattgodbolt 13y ago

   I haven't considered that: porting the variety of compilers to Javascript is a bit tricky. Plus the closed-source Intel compiler wouldn't be an option. It's an interesting thought though!
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   by mattgodbolt 13y ago

   You're not the only one! I've had to put a variety of "anti-hacker" features into the public instance, even though it runs on a (somewhat) throwaway EC2 instance. Check out the source, and the LDPRELOAD stuff I do to try
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   by mattgodbolt 13y ago

   Agreed! It's on the backlog of TODOs! Patches welcome, of course :)
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   by mattgodbolt 13y ago

   Hi! I'm the developer of GCC Explorer and ... sorry for the slow service! This is the second time I've made it on HN - thanks for all your support. GCC Explorer runs on an Amazon EC2 instance and my "secondary" instanc
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   JavaScript BBC Micro Emulator(bbc.godbolt.org)

   5 points by mattgodbolt 13y ago|0 comments