LANGUAGE ENGINEERING
Why ENET’s starter runtime has boundaries.
A learning runtime should not give arbitrary source access to the host.
SKIENET Editorial · October 30, 2026 · Project notes & perspectives
The idea in practice
The ENET interpreter uses a restricted syntax tree and bounded execution. It does not evaluate host JavaScript, import user code into the website process or provide file and network access to a submitted program.
What comes next
Those boundaries limit what the prototype can make today. They also create a safer starting point for learning. New capabilities need explicit design and tests, not a hidden escape hatch around the interpreter.
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