[webkit-dev] Tracking global variables.

[arijit chattopadhyay]

Hi,
   I would like to create a map of the all the globally declared variables and their values. I tried to iterate over IdentifierTable using this code.
IdentifierTable *iTable = identifierTable;
LiteralIdentifierTable& literalTable = iTable->literalTable();
//if(literalTable) {
cout<<"Hashmap capacity : "<<literalTable.size()<<endl; 
//}
LiteralIdentifierTable::iterator itr = literalTable.begin();
while(itr != literalTable.end()) {
++itr;
const char *data = itr->first;
if(data && strcmp(data,"var") == 0) {

cout<<"The literal is : "<<data<<endl;
//cout<<"And the value is : "<<*itr->second<<endl;
}
      //  cout<<(*itr)->first()<<endl;
//const char* key =  itr->begin();
//cout<<"The Key is : "<<key<<endl;
}

However I am not able to get the values corresponding to the variable. Is that IdentifierTable does not store global variables? 
I am chaing the source code for the Javascript engine, so I don't have have to use the api. I would like to know the datastructure(s) that stores global variables and how get the value of a variable?
Thanks,
wc
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