Sorry, the mozilla-esr24 code is at:
https://github.com/loongsonhf/loongson-mozilla-central
在 2014年2月19日星期三UTC+8下午3时00分41秒，[email protected]写道：
> Hi all,
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> We are IonMonkey development team from Loongson Inc, China. We have been
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> ported IonMonkey of Mozilla-esr24 to our Loongson 3A MIPS platform, which is
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> https://github.com/loongsonhf/loongson-mozilla-central
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> This job is finished, and IonMonkey works well at our Loongson 3A platform.
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> Now we are porting IonMonkey to Loongson 3A on the latest mozilla-central
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> https://github.com/loongsonhf/loongson-mozilla-central
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> There are some bugs now, with 99% baseline and ion test cases passed,
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> we are trying to solve as soon as possible.
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> We planed to submit our code to Mozilla last year(Dec, 2013), and emailed to
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> to Jan de Mooij about this. As Petar, Paul and Branislav from Imgtec began to
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> submit patch at Mozilla's bugzilla, we think there can be a way to collaborate
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> Regards,
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> Weizhenwei
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> 在 2014年2月7日星期五UTC+8下午5时18分57秒，Jan de Mooij写道：
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> > Hi,
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> > There's a (Chinese) company working on MIPS support as well. Are they
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> > related to you in any way? If not, hopefully you will be able to
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> > collaborate; I sent them a link to this thread so that they can
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> > contact you.
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> > On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 10:36 PM, Branislav Rankov
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> > > 1. Would you like to review the code while on GitHub, or only trough the
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> > > patches submitted to Bugzilla?
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> > Some of our teams use GitHub but we don't use it for
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> > Gecko/SpiderMonkey development, so Bugzilla would be easier for us.
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> > > 2. How large should the individual patches be?
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> > As small as possible. It's usually easier to review many small patches
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> > > 3. How often should the patches be submitted? I guess this depends on
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> > > My current plan is to submit the code in 5 phases:
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> > > - Baseline Compiler code
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> > That's a reasonable plan I think and is definitely better than landing
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> > > I can separate assembly parts from integration parts if you wish.
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> > That would be nice. I expect the assembly part to be pretty big, maybe
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> > Andreas or Brendan can review that and one of us can review the
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> > changes to the rest of the engine/JITs?
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> > > I will follow the discussions here and will be available on #jsapi on IRC
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> > > during Europe daytime. My IRC nick is rankov.
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> > Great, thanks.
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> > Jan
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