Hi,
I have been trying to optimize or somehow control the invocation of the
Java Script Core's Garbage Collector by changing certain values like the
highWaterMark and minBytesPerCycle of Heap.cpp. By default the value of
minBytesPerCycle is 512 KB, but when i change it to 2 MB i found some
Hi,
For x86 the gain is about 300 ms
For ARM(embedded) core getting around 150 ms.
I have interest in profiling JSCore. Would you share your testbed/benchmark and
methodology for the benefit of the community? It'd be useful for everyone to
review/reproduce your results as well as improve
Hi Harendra.
Is there any side affect with the changes i have made with minBytesPerCycle
from 512KB to 2 MB?
More memory use.
Is there any other i can optimize the performance or control the invocation
of GC?
That is the subject of decades of computer science research.
Geoff
Hi,
I have been trying to optimize or somehow control the invocation of the Java
Script Core's Garbage Collector by changing certain values like the
highWaterMark and minBytesPerCycle of Heap.cpp. By default the value of
minBytesPerCycle is 512 KB, but when i change it to 2 MB i found
Hi,
I've built the wincairo port of webkit, but both in debug and release mode
trying to execute winlauncher shows a pop-up message saying failed to
determine path to safari directory
Is it normal that Safari is required even to use the winlauncher? Is there
any way I can use wincairo-webkit in
Hello WebKit folks,
I am wondering what is the license policy for reviewing patches on bugzilla
(not yet merged to main trunk).
As you know, contributor should agree legal terms related to license(LGPLv.2.1,
BSD) before submitting to bugzilla.
So do the legal terms apply to final patches that
IANAL, but here's what the bugs.webkit.org attachment page says:
==
WebKit Contribution Terms:
Hello and thank you for contributing a patch. Here is our licensing
policy and terms for contributing code to the WebKit project.
If you are sending in a patch to existing WebKit code, you agree
Adam,
Thank you for your reply.
-- Gyuyoung.
--- Original Message ---
Sender : Adam Barthaba...@webkit.org
Date : 2012-02-07 10:20 (GMT+09:00)
Title : Re: [webkit-dev] What is the license policy of a reviewing patch on
Bugzilla (not yet landed to main trunk)?
IANAL, but here's what
In principle that should be the case. But I've seen cases where people
didn't realize some files they uploaded on Bugzilla weren't compatible with
LGPL or BSD until the review process so we should probably judge on
case-by-case basis in practice if the patch contains new files or code
imported
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