that's architecture dependent, but if you're on x86-32 you should be fine.
On Jan 7, 2009, at 5:41 AM, Iulian wrote:
Ok. If SquirrelFish is using bytecode, as people say, JavaScript code from
web pages doesn't have to be compiled somehow? How do we do that?
What about the JavaScript objects that are created using the JavaScriptAPI?
How does SquirrelFish handle these objects?
I'm not sure what you mean by this, i'd recommend you look at the initial blog post at
native code, or an AST interpreter is secondary to the internal representation of object.
The implementation of objects can be seen in JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSObject.{h,cpp}
and you an see that there's no dependency on JavaScriptCore's execution engine.
--Oliver
Iulian
Ariya Hidayat-3 wrote:
Is there a way to find out what JavaScript engine WebKit is using?
I have WebKit-r38068 and i'm using the GTK port.
How can i know if my WebKit is using SquirrelFish or the old JS Engine?
WebKit has switched to SquirrelFish-based JSC since quite some time.
r38068 is
from around November, so it should use SquirrelFish already.
Note that SquirrelFish Extreme is of course a different matter.
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Ariya Hidayat, Software Engineer
Qt Software, Nokia Devices R&D
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