On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 12:55 PM, Luke Wagner wrote:
> So, can we agree to use the typedefs all over Gecko?
And note that js/public/TypeDecls.h (included with |#include
"js/TypeDecls.h") has the most common of these typedefs in one
convenient location.
Nick
Hi
We are facing problem with our Add-ons support for FireFox 24.Firefox is
crashing. In earlier approach we was using 'JS_GetGlobalObject' to get global
object from docShell.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/SpiderMonkey/JSAPI_reference/JS_GetGlobalObject?redirectloca
> Does anyone know of prior art that we could apply to this problem, or
> suggestions for how to implement this kind of logging safely, correctly, and
> efficiently? It's possible that the system will need to be different across
> platforms, using a logging service on B2G, some kind of native loggi
On 18/09/2013 8:06 AM, Tim Abraldes wrote:
This is a re-post from firefox-dev [3], in case anyone in
dev-platform is aware of historical context. Please follow-up here
in dev.platform (I think it's easier for users/mail-clients to jump
into a newsgroup discussion than a mailing list discussion)
Georg Fritzsche wrote:
Now the underflow event is fired, but #inner is actually still overflowing in
the other dimension.
What's the detail of the event?
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> suggestions for other types of error log events that should be
include in this system
On 9/18/13 1:52 PM, Benjamin Smedberg wrote:
hangs while running
we should try to get a bit more pre-emptive and detailed about this kind
of event.
It would be great if I could look at a real-time hea
Right now our stability efforts are primarily focused on crashes.
However, as we have been very successful at reducing our crash rate,
some other stability issues which are not crashes have come to be more
prominent. Some examples:
* very slow startup
* very slow/hung shutdown
* hangs while ru
On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 12:55 PM, Luke Wagner wrote:
> Given that the JS engine has the official style of "use the typedefs", it
> seems like a shame for Gecko to use a different style; while the difference
> may
> be insignificant, we do strive for consistency. So, can we agree to use the
> t
On 09/18/2013 10:55 PM, Luke Wagner wrote:
To save typing, the JS engine has typedefs like typedef Handle
HandleObject; typedef Rooted RootedValue; and the official
style is to prefer the HandleX/RootedX typedefs when there is no need to use the
Handle/Rooted template-ids directly.
This issue
To save typing, the JS engine has typedefs like
typedef Handle HandleObject;
typedef Rooted RootedValue;
and the official style is to prefer the HandleX/RootedX typedefs when there is
no need to use the Handle/Rooted template-ids directly.
This issue was discussed off and on in the JS engine
This was backed out a few days after it landed because it was disrupting
the Oslo B2G work.
It just landed in inbound again.
|mach bootstrap| is now more intelligent about detecting $PATH issues
and telling you how to install a modern Python. While OS X should "just
work," some manual work ma
It doesn't seem like the timing was part of that bug. Initially, when I was
involved at least, the timing was used to set mDialogAbuseCount so that we
could track if there was an abuse at all. Once the abuse count was hit, we
prompted the user and, if the user so chose, disabled dialogs for the
dur
One of my goals is to review all the talos tests for accuracy and usefulness.
It came to my attention earlier this summer that the dirty tests
(tspaint_places_generated_med, tspaint_places_generated_max) are outdated and
providing little to no value.
After investigating these tests in more deta
I noticed that the underflow event [1] can fire when the content
still overflows, by having it underflow in one dimension.
While i can guard against this in the event handler, does anyone
know if this is a bug or intended behaviour?
STR:
* http://jsfiddle.net/LbbJw/11/
* click "Shrink" -> overflow
I remember discovering some of this confusing behavior while working
on bug 391834. It dates back to bug 61098, and following the reasoning
from those bug comments is a bit tricky. jst or Natch might recall the
details, but I doubt it :)
I wouldn't really assume that there's some great reason for
Neil wrote:
I'm trying to debug some XBL and the remote debugger isn't working due
to bug 914930.
Having updated to a version pre bug 914930 I've now got remote debugging
working and figured out what my problem is (wrong XBL file...)
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