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#REDIRECT [[JavaScript:SpiderMonkey:Coding_Style]]
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#REDIRECT [[JavaScript:SpiderMonkey:Coding_Style]]
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The SpiderMonkey arena allocation API is used for:
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The SpiderMonkey team is hosting a GGC work week in MTV from '''November 18-22, 2013'''.
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#REDIRECT [[Javascript:Hazard Builds]]
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This page describes how we want to organize the SpiderMonkey source code, in subdirectories under js/src.
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See [[JavaScript:SpiderMonkey:Directories]].
* As with all Mozilla code, SpiderMonkey needs to compile and execute correctly on many platforms, including 64-bits
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The first step to getting involved with SpiderMonkey is to make your first patch. This guides you through it, and at the end you
Spidermonkey development happens in the "mozilla-central" mercurial repository:
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This is a list/overview of the various known sources of technical debt in SpiderMonkey, curated for easy reference. Categorization is inexact, given that issues
; SpiderMonkey-specific property lookup APIs don't exist in ES6/etc.
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The technical plans described below are long-term goals for SpiderMonkey. We aren't necessarily actively working toward completion of any of them.
** [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Javascript:SpiderMonkey:PropertyElementStorage Property/Element Storage] wiki
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...n indexed and non-indexed properties exists in various APIs implemented in JavaScript. It's present in WebIDL, implicitly in <code>Array</code> itself (if one e
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...ugging_Protocol debugging protocol]), there are many specific areas of our JavaScript debugging support that need attention.
...s of source code, not between statements within a single line. Internally, SpiderMonkey does retain the starting line and column of each statement; the Debugger AP
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SpiderMonkey would benefit from having a lightweight, unified representation for call st
...r tools could present these snapshots to explain how a particular piece of JavaScript code originated.
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== JavaScript API ==
...jseng jseng newsgroup], in adding a <code>jsparseapi.[ch]</code> module to SpiderMonkey that exposes these parse-tree internals in a sustainable way. See [http://
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The primary project page for SpiderMonkey has moved to ''[[JavaScript|JavaScript]]''.
...[[JavaScript:SpiderMonkey:LongTermPlans|long-term inchoate plans]] for how SpiderMonkey will technically evolve. Historically these plans have been "tribal" knowl
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The first step to getting involved with SpiderMonkey is to make your first patch. This guides you through it, and at the end you
Spidermonkey development happens in the "mozilla-central" mercurial repository:
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...-name for a project to integrate [[Tamarin]] and [[JavaScript:SpiderMonkey|SpiderMonkey]] as part of [[Mozilla 2]].
The goal was to merge SpiderMonkey and Tamarin into a single VM that would implement the ECMAScript Edition 4
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...refox’s WebExtensions API. Built using familiar web technologies such as JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, the API makes it easy for developers to write one code base
...w in her [https://hacks.mozilla.org/2020/06/compiler-compiler-working-on-a-javascript-engine/ Hacks blog post] along with links to the recorded stream. More epis
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<li>SpiderMonkey's JavaScript debugging API must support close
JavaScript objects. Our design should strengthen the isolation between the
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SpiderMonkey: Inside the Belly of the Beast (Part I: Objects)
SpiderMonkey. I've implemented features such as direct proxies, and am currently working
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...ssed directly. The encapsulation of remote nsIWebNavigation is done by the javascript-implemented <code>[https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/toolkit/c
...rowser''' IPC protocol implemented by TabParent and TabChild, while at the javascript level it's done by '''message manager''' (which is ontop of PBrowser). Remo
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See [[JavaScript:SpiderMonkey:Directories]].
* As with all Mozilla code, SpiderMonkey needs to compile and execute correctly on many platforms, including 64-bits
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= JavaScript Server =
...g degrees of success. Here are the reasons why having the Bespin server in JavaScript would be useful for the Bespin project (in decreasing order of importance):
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...ActionScript to several JavaScript engines. It shows that as of June 2011, JavaScript is faster than Flash 10.3 in all major browsers. Here's a runnable copy of
...e are working on). You can turn it on by going to about:config and setting javascript.options.mem.gc_incremental to true.
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...on the agenda for the upcoming meeting and come to an agreement on the the SpiderMonkey team's position on the proposal.
...o is speaking as an individual and who is representing the position of the SpiderMonkey team or Mozilla.
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...s to implement our API (and possibly even back-end extensions) directly in JavaScript. There was a problem in couch 0.10 which prevents this (curl support was b
* A javascript function which can validate a schema to help detect misuse of schemas by ex
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== SpiderMonkey/Javascript ==
;Building SpiderMonkey
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SpiderMonkey: Inside the Belly of the Beast (Part II: Functions)
SpiderMonkey. I've implemented features such as direct proxies, and am currently working
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...| Online code editor geared to people teaching and learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. || Archived
...ctions, and data structures used throughout Mozilla code, including in the JavaScript engine. || Active
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* Build script improvement: working on converting Python scripts to Javascript.
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scriptability layer (DOM bindings), JavaScript security wrappers,
tests in HTML and JavaScript.
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*Remote debugging with full JavaScript step debugger is probably the most important thing.
...ture parity with Chrome would be nice too. As soon as I have problems with JavaScript in Firefox, I either need to install extensions or switch back to Chrome. Y
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Since JavaScript is both the language of the implementation and the language being implement
...st the first three files to obtain a JavaScript parser written in portable JavaScript.
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This page explains how the JavaScript Team uses [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org Bugzilla].
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