[webkit-dev] Display Issues

Hi All, I have some display issues with Webkit,i have tried the recent buildl,i have built using windows and whenever i tries to display some pages using Winlauncher,some "Unknown/Junk" characters are getting displayed happens with Safari as well,is this a known issue or am i missing soemthign !

Re: [webkit-dev] How does the Javascript garbage collection work?

> On Sep 11, 2008, at 10:57 AM, Josh Chia (л) wrote: > >> Is it possible for a "false positive" on the stack to prevent an >> object from being collected even after calling collect() multiple >> times? > > Sure. That's always theoretically possible with conservative garbage > collection. But i

Re: [webkit-dev] WebKit and Windows/Cygwin

> For example, I get an error like: > > c:\Projects\qt-win-opensource-src-4.4.1=bin\rcc.exe: File does not exist > '..\..\..\WebCore\page\inspector\WebKit.qrc' Are you sure this stops the build? IIRC Usually this is a warning only and can be ignored. We're working on this, but this is not our hi

Re: [webkit-dev] WebKit and Windows/Cygwin

I can assure you I've spent quite a bit of time attempting to debug and build. Again I'm following the instructions on http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/BuildingQtOnWindows as instructed by other responders to my post. There is a specific error that occurs prior to the build aborting. The problem invol

Re: [webkit-dev] How does the Javascript garbage collection work?

On Sep 11, 2008, at 10:57 AM, Josh Chia (谢任中) wrote: > Is it possible for a "false positive" on the stack to prevent an > object from being collected even after calling collect() multiple > times? Sure. That's always theoretically possible with conservative garbage collection. But in practi

Re: [webkit-dev] How does the Javascript garbage collection work?

Is it possible for a "false positive" on the stack to prevent an object from being collected even after calling collect() multiple times? On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 9:45 AM, Maciej Stachowiak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Sep 11, 2008, at 1:53 AM, Josh Chia (谢任中) wrote: > > Thanks for the reply.

[webkit-dev] Qt-webkit versus Qt-gecko - a question for the dooble project?

Hello, this is a question to the webkit, FF and konqueror development list: We develop the new browser DOOBLE under http://dooble.sf.net It should be an alterative as well for googles chrome browser. We currently are planning and tried to get familiar with the Qt port of Firefox, so the gecko m

Re: [webkit-dev] Qt-webkit versus Qt-gecko - a question for the dooble project?

> b) How far is the developement of Qt version for konqueror? > > c) We might switch to Qt webkit konquerer if that is supported by some > developers joining the Dooble Project, is there someone interested? > f) the switch from gecko to konqueror/webkit needs many support from > konqueror, would

Re: [webkit-dev] cross-compiling webkit: host amd64-debian-linux, target win32

> several mini patches and bugreports were sent in, a few days ago: > these i will update from the #ifdef WIN32 to #ifdef __MINGW32__ if > someone lets me know a more appropriate way to do that, i'll do it. #if COMPILER(MINGW) #endif -- Ariya Hidayat ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Software Engineer, T

Re: [webkit-dev] How does the Javascript garbage collection work?

On Sep 11, 2008, at 1:53 AM, Josh Chia (谢任中) wrote: Thanks for the reply. I have three more questions regarding this. 1. I'm getting many valgrind memcheck errors. I've added a few suppressions for them but I'm still getting tons of errors. Is this normal? I think valgrind is overzeal

[webkit-dev] cross-compiling webkit: host amd64-debian-linux, target win32

yes, folks, compiling webkit for amd64-debian was so easy that i decided i needed more pain in my life, so chose to cross-compile webkit(/gtk) for win32. before anyone goes into shock and throws their arms up in agony at these simple words, please bear in mind that there are at least two other peo

Re: [webkit-dev] Curl resourcehandle leaks in Linux/Gtk port

Thanks Marco for raising the bug. here are some other leaks i observe on the linux/gtk/arm platform (>50k per caller), this is with a run of opening around 30 random pages. The heap size goes to 45M, so definitely there are big leaks in the gtk port. i will try to find the caller to the next level

[webkit-dev] Webkit Support Library

Hello, I'd like to use webkit in Delphi (pascal) application. I was able to create wrapper around webkit COM interface but I'm unable to register it because of non existing Webkit Support Library dlls. I know there is souce code for those libraries but I cannot build it (I do not have developm

Re: [webkit-dev] Curl resourcehandle leaks in Linux/Gtk port

Il giorno mer, 10/09/2008 alle 13.26 +0530, zaheer ahmad ha scritto: > In the linux Gtk port, with Webkit revision 33493, i see that the > resource handles (curl backend) never get released after completing > the data transfer for that request. This results in big leaks in > resourcehandles as well

Re: [webkit-dev] Curl resourcehandle leaks in Linux/Gtk port

Il giorno mer, 10/09/2008 alle 22.36 -0700, Mike Emmel ha scritto: > No suggestions. I wrote he original code and did not care much for it > even when I wrote it. I think that Zaheer is mainly interest in the memory leak, this should be easily fixable, I will fix it as soon as I finish with the ot

Re: [webkit-dev] How does the Javascript garbage collection work?

Hi Josh, When a C/C++ function allocates stack space (with decreasing the stack pointer), it does not initialize the variables there. You need to initialize them by assignment operators. Reading such variables by the GC yields an error in valgrind. Cheers, Zoltan > Thanks for the reply. I have

Re: [webkit-dev] How does the Javascript garbage collection work?

Thanks for the reply. I have three more questions regarding this. 1. I'm getting many valgrind memcheck errors. I've added a few suppressions for them but I'm still getting tons of errors. Is this normal? 2. In my debugging, I found that Heap::markConservatively() and other functions are reading

Re: [webkit-dev] How does the Javascript garbage collection work?

On Sep 11, 2008, at 12:13 AM, Josh Chia (谢任中) wrote: I did some more research. It seems that KJS does mark-and-sweep GC, and the marking is to mark objects that are not known to be unreachable, so that those left unmarked can be removed at the end. Please correct me if I'm wrong. More

Re: [webkit-dev] WebKit and Windows/Cygwin

> At this point, I am at a total loss as I have yet to be able to build > anything. Well, you got the error message. At the risk of pointing the obvious, I would say just trace the error message to find out where it fails. > perl > C:/cygwin/home/Administrator/WebKit/JavaScriptCore/pcre/d

Re: [webkit-dev] How does the Javascript garbage collection work?

I did some more research. It seems that KJS does mark-and-sweep GC, and the marking is to mark objects that are not known to be unreachable, so that those left unmarked can be removed at the end. Please correct me if I'm wrong. On Wed