Limit time and memory usage of a Python function
Installation
pip install flimit
Usage
from flimit.memory import limit_memory
from flimit.time import limit_time
@limit_memory(10**9)
@limit_time(60)
def f(...): # f will have a limit of 1 Go allocation memory and 60 seconds computation time
...
Tests
python -m pytest tests
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Metadata
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