Hi,
I'm currently working on a permission system for my application in order to 
run user (= untrusted) js code. I have read about isolates which separate 
the user code from the main code. I would also like to limit the execution 
time of that isolate to give the main code a chance to handle this 
situation. My question is, if there is any build in functionality to stop 
an isolate from running infinitely (e.g. if the code contains something 
like *while(true){...}* ) or if it is ok to cancel the thread running the 
isolate by calling* **pthread_cancel *(do any memory leaks occur at this 
situation?).

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