Sometimes, you don't notice that you are close to the memory limit and depending on the default memory limit (and it can be REALLY hard to tell because of pypy or unordered_map in C++ having non-obvious amounts of memory usage). It would be nice to give a warning if you are within half or one quarter of the memory limit.
Of course, this is "impossible" to do for all languages. But as long as we do it for let's say only C++ and Python, we are 95% of the way there, and if people want it for more languages, they can make a PR 🙂.
Sometimes, you don't notice that you are close to the memory limit and depending on the default memory limit (and it can be REALLY hard to tell because of pypy or unordered_map in C++ having non-obvious amounts of memory usage). It would be nice to give a warning if you are within half or one quarter of the memory limit.
Of course, this is "impossible" to do for all languages. But as long as we do it for let's say only C++ and Python, we are 95% of the way there, and if people want it for more languages, they can make a PR 🙂.