Memory Eating Test

A simple Python script that demonstrates Fech Space's guardrails to prevent scripts from occupying more than 256MB of memory, followed by halting the script.

Author: brdane

Returns: Plain Text

Calling Method(s): ,

Coded in: Python

Utility Output:

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https://fech.space/mem-eat/

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Memory Eating Test

Author: brdane

Returns: Plain Text

Calling Method(s): ,

Coded in: Python

Utility Output:

Example URL:

Utility Code:

print("eating...")

#Eats about a gigabyte of memory... well, attempts to.
x = bytearray(102410241000)

#If it occupies all of that memory successfully, then this will print. But it never will because of guardrails.
print("ate.")

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Memory Eating Test

Author: brdane

Returns: Plain Text

Calling Method(s): ,

Coded in: Python

Utility Output:

Example URL:

Utility Code:

print("eating...")#Eats about a gigabyte of memory... well, attempts to.x = bytearray(1024*1024*1000)#If it occupies all of that memory successfully, then this will print. But it never will because of guardrails.print("ate.")

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print("eating...")

#Eats about a gigabyte of memory... well, attempts to.
x = bytearray(102410241000)

#If it occupies all of that memory successfully, then this will print. But it never will because of guardrails.
print("ate.")