Yes, that's the point. If you need to parse a JPEG, you spawn a VM to do so. It is allowed to use n seconds of CPU, k bytes of memory, and send a bitmap back to

Yes, that's the point. If you need to parse a JPEG, you spawn a VM to do so. It is allowed to use n seconds of CPU, k bytes of memory, and send a bitmap back to the caller. (Sure, you could screw it up if the caller accepts a negative-size bitmap and corrupts its heap. Lets assume that process is written in a memory-safe language.)