Re: quantify for javascript

[Brendan Eich]

> It doesn't count the time spent opening and compiling each .js file which
> seems to be a major drawback (would we speed things up by combining .js
> files? Can't tell). Any idea where a good place to add a hook for that would
> be?

FYI, XUL JS is compiled at load time (startup or first new window for a 
given XUL application), and never recompiled.  So for profiling 
operations such as deleting 30 selected mail messages, compile time is 0.

/be