Steven Hazel has created a pastebin called “codepad”, that runs your code, and works like a compiler or interpreter, not like the read-eval-print loop of an interactive interpreter prompt. If you want to print the value of an expression, you need to use your language's print command. If your language requires a "main" function, your program won't work in codepad without one.

How it works? Code execution is handled by a supervisor based on geordi. The strategy is to run everything under ptrace, with many system calls disallowed or ignored. Compilers and final executables are both executed in a chroot jail, with strict resource limits. The supervisor is written in Haskell.

Codepad

Source:→ TechSnack

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