I’ve seen process forking and then utilizing a Linux signal alarm to enforce a timeout on the child process. Then what ever third party function you want to run can be the forked process. This could be a bad idea depending on things like mutations and state.
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I’ve seen process forking and then utilizing a Linux signal alarm to enforce a timeout on the child process. Then what ever third party function you want to run can be the forked process. This could be a bad idea depending on things like mutations and state.