RunTime

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The module RunTime creates an appropriate run-time environment for executable modules. It is typically used by calling the function RunTime() at the beginning of a main function. It does the following:

1. Decouples C-style stdio from C++-style cin, cout, cerr.
2. Disables core dumps.
3. Sets up a handler for memory allocation failures.
4. Checks that enough stack space has been allocated (via limit stacksize 100000).
5. Sets up a handler for manual interrupts (Ctrl-C).
6. Sets up automatic stack traces (with MemTracker) in the event of segmentation fault.
7. Locks the currently running binary executable.