Re: [webkit-dev] Pepper and NaCl supporting (prototype)

>Neither NaCl nor Pepper are trivial pieces of code, they would require >maintenance if they were in trunk. If they're not in trunk then the entire >discussion on webkit-dev is moot as they would (by definition) not be present >in WebKit. I agree that neither NaCl nor Pepper are trivial pieces

Re: [webkit-dev] Pepper and NaCl supporting (prototype)

Neither NaCl nor Pepper are trivial pieces of code, they would require maintenance if they were in trunk. If they're not in trunk then the entire discussion on webkit-dev is moot as they would (by definition) not be present in WebKit. You also haven't said _why_ they're a "cool and useful tech

Re: [webkit-dev] Instrumenting the LLint interpreter

The LLint is used to execute Javascript the first time a function is run. If code is executed multiple times, the baseline JIT will come into play. For Javascript that executes once or very few times, only the LLint is used. - Michael On Jul 11, 2013, at 12:51 AM, Abhishek Bichhawat wrote:

Re: [webkit-dev] Pepper and NaCl supporting (prototype)

I would suggest you re-read the original post - Halton's work adds no maintenance burden to the webkit project whatsoever. It does, however, make some very cool and useful technology available to those who choose to use webkit2. I believe that would qualify as obvious benefit. On Tue, Jul 9, 2013

Re: [webkit-dev] Instrumenting the LLint interpreter

Thanks Filip. Is it the case that the LLInt would be used in applications? Or it is just going to be confined to the JIT opcodes? Thanks and Regards, Abhishek From: Filip Pizlo To: Abhishek Bichhawat Cc: "webkit-dev@lists.webkit.org" Sent: Wednesday, 10 Ju