Reach a browser execution limit
ASPL 0.7.0 · Current release
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Purpose and outcome
This loop does not terminate; the example host is browser only. Its expected outcome is limit-stop / execution-instruction-limit at 10000000 instructions. A slow device may reach the deadline first. Do not run it natively.
See Host and execution limits.
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Execution: Browser only · ASPL 0.7.0
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Input: No input lines are required.
دالة ابدأ_الرئيسية() -> ص64 {
طالما صواب {}
أرجع 0.
}
Expected outcomes
{
"browser": {
"check": "success",
"class": "limit-stop",
"reason": "execution-instruction-limit",
"ceiling": 10000000,
"output": ""
}
}English source
This is a supplied complete source. Opening creates a new draft; Run requires an explicit action.
Execution: Browser only · ASPL 0.7.0
- No prior knowledge is required to open and check it.
Input: No input lines are required.
fn start_main() -> i64 {
while true {}
return 0;
}
Expected outcomes
{
"browser": {
"check": "success",
"class": "limit-stop",
"reason": "execution-instruction-limit",
"ceiling": 10000000,
"output": ""
}
}Check the result
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